Given that many people who actually shot up schools communicated their intent to do so in some not especially ambiguous way beforehand, I think it's not unreaso

Given that many people who actually shot up schools communicated their intent to do so in some not especially ambiguous way beforehand, I think it's not unreasonable for law enforcement to respond to it. In terms of impact, it's probably similar to pulling a fire alarm when there is no fire. I do not know if there is an appropriate law in his jurisdiction. It's pretty close to the letter of the law for terroristic threatening, but the actual impact of his actions seems more like disorderly conduct. If there's not an appropriate misdemeanor for this, there should be.