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Within 48 hours of sharing a poem in which the author described himself as "dark, destructive and dangerous," and warned that he could be "the next kid to bring guns to kill students," George T., a.k.a. "Julius," was in custody and was subsequently sentenced to juvenile hall. Richard Gardner of the Santa Clara County DA's office says an overabundance of caution when dealing with over-the-top statements, poems and pictures is warranted.
October 31, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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