佛州男子被指在TikTok威胁马丁县小学与学生被捕：10万美元保释后县警11月9日增派警员守校
美国佛罗里达州马丁县Stuart市的Felix A. Williams小学，因为一段在TikTok上发布的威胁视频，周一加强了警力守校。据马丁县警长办公室通报，一名市民11月6日晚向该办公室报告了这段视频，视频威胁要伤害当地一名学生、社区成员和马丁县执法人员，校长Sarah Tuthill随后通知家长，帖文还包括针对一名具体学生的威胁和针对学校本身的笼统威胁。
警长办公室说，侦探审查这些威胁后，确认发帖者是住在Cape Coral的51岁男子Michael G. Davis，并追踪到他在Cape Coral的住处。11月7日晚，马丁县警长办公室刑事调查处与通缉组在美国法警逃犯特遣队和Cape Coral警察局的协助下，持马丁县签发的逮捕令在他家中将他逮捕；他起初拒绝出来，最终被带走。李县警长办公室的记录还列出他一项无暴力抗拒警员的指控，该项另设1,000美元保释金。
Davis于11月8日晚缴纳10万美元保释金后，从李县监狱获释。马丁县警长办公室表示，知道家长对他获释感到担忧，因此11月9日会在包括Felix A. Williams小学在内的马丁县多所学校增派警员巡守，作为预防措施。校长Tuthill表示，这所小学照常开放，教学按计划继续，学校和学区正与警长办公室协调加强校园警力，她同时呼吁家长以警长办公室等官方渠道的通报为准，不要只看社交平台上流传的信息。
马丁县警长John Budensiek在11月8日的声明中说：「如果你威胁我们的任何学生、我们的学校、我们社区里的任何人或我们的任何执法人员，我们会动用一切可用的调查资源确认你的身份、找到你、把你关起来。」警长办公室还说，Davis平时主要以自行车代步，请公众如果在马丁县看见他本人或任何可疑情况，立即致电马丁县警长办公室。
截至发稿，警长办公室表示，Davis为什么把马丁县和视频中提到的人作为目标，原因仍不清楚，动机仍在调查中。上述内容均为执法部门的指控与通报口径，Davis是否构成犯罪有待司法程序认定。
Florida Man Accused of TikTok Threats Against a Martin County Elementary School Is Arrested: Deputies Added at Schools on Nov. 9 After His $100,000 Bail Release
An elementary school in Stuart, Martin County, Florida, had extra deputies on campus on Monday because of a threatening video posted on TikTok. According to the Martin County Sheriff's Office, a concerned citizen reported the video to the agency on the night of November 6. The video threatened the lives of a local student, community members and Martin County law enforcement, and Principal Sarah Tuthill later told families the posts included a threat referencing a specific student as well as vague threats against Felix A. Williams Elementary School itself.
The sheriff's office said detectives reviewed the threats, identified the poster as Michael G. Davis, 51, of Cape Coral, and tracked him to his home there. On the night of November 7, the sheriff's criminal investigations division and warrants unit, working with the U.S. Marshals Fugitive Task Force and the Cape Coral Police Department, arrested Davis at his home on a Martin County warrant. He initially refused to come out before being taken into custody. Lee County Sheriff's Office records also listed a charge of resisting officers without violence, which carried an additional $1,000 bail.
Davis was released from the Lee County Jail on the night of November 8 after posting $100,000 bail. The Martin County Sheriff's Office said it knew parents were concerned about his release, so more deputies would be at schools across Martin County on November 9, including Felix A. Williams Elementary School, as a precaution. Principal Tuthill said the school would remain open, with teaching and learning continuing as planned, that the school and district were coordinating the increased law-enforcement presence with the sheriff's office, and she urged families to rely on official communications from the sheriff's office rather than information circulating on social media.
In a statement on November 8, Martin County Sheriff John Budensiek said: 'If you threaten any of our students, our schools, anyone in our community or any of our law enforcement officers, we will use every investigative resource available to identify you, find you and lock you up.' The sheriff's office added that Davis uses a bicycle as his primary form of transportation, and asked anyone who thinks they see Davis in Martin County, or notices anything suspicious, to call the Martin County Sheriff's Office.
As of publication, the sheriff's office said it remained unknown why Davis targeted Martin County or the people named in the threats, and that his motive remained under investigation. The account above reflects allegations and statements by law-enforcement agencies; whether Davis committed any crime is for the judicial process to determine.
来源：马丁县警长办公室
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