Washington DC Transgender Planned Mass Murder, Now Apprehended
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md. (7News) - A Montgomery County high school student was arrested Wednesday for an alleged mass shooting plot at Wootton High School that was stopped by state and federal officials, according to the Montgomery County Police Department.
Police said 18-year-old Andrea Ye of Rockville, who goes by Alex, allegedly authored a 129-page "manifesto" strategizing how he'd allegedly carry out the act, though police records showed that Ye claimed it was a fictional story. Numerous, concerning internet searches allegedly made by Ye also aided in an arrest and subsequent charges.
According to 7News Maryland Bureau Chief Brad Bell, Ye is biologically female though identified as male.
According to officials, Ye's alleged manifesto was shared with Baltimore police on March 3, by someone else who knew Ye as both people received treatment at a psychiatric facility in Maryland. Ye started receiving mental health treatment in December of 2022 after making a series of alleged threats.
CREDIT TO BRAD BELL FOR COPY OF CRIMINAL COMPLAINT ON MASS MURDER PLOT ANDREA YE
BRAD BELL POSTED ON TWITTER:
#BREAKING 18yo charged with threats of mass destruction. @mcpnews allege Andrea Ye, who prefers the name Alex and identifies as male, planned shootings at Wooten HS and Lakewood ES and detailed them in a manifesto. An 18 page charging doc includes a number of excerpts:
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