A 17-year-old who allegedly sent a message to a current student of Simms Independent School District which included a threat to “shoot up” the school has been charged with terroristic threatening.
Seth Moore, a former students of Simms ISD, allegedly sent a Snap Chat message to a current Simms student at 12:37 March 4 which the student then showed to a teacher, according to a probable cause affidavit. The message including the threat talks about others asking Moore about a recent break-up with a girl he had been dating.
Bowie County jail records show Moore was booked into jail on the charge March 8. He was released the same day on a $5,000 bond.
If found guilty, Moore faces two to 10 years in prison though he could be eligible for probation.
Texas treats individuals accused of a crime as adults at age 17 and above.
