FBI searching for woman who threatened Columbine High School

FBI searching for woman who threatened Columbine 

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his blend of undated photographs discharged by the Jefferson County, Colo., Sheriff's Office on Tuesday, April 16, 2019 shows Sol Pais. (Jefferson County Sheriff's Office through AP) 

LITTLETON, Colo. (AP) — Authorities said Tuesday that they are searching for a young lady who is "captivated" with the 1999 shooting at Columbine High School and made dangers only days before the twentieth commemoration of the assault that killed 13 individuals. 

The undisclosed dangers drove Columbine and a few other secondary schools outside Denver to bolt their entryways for about three hours. All understudies were protected, school authorities said. 

Sol Pais, 18, went to Colorado on Monday night and has attempted to purchase guns, as per the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office and the FBI. Pais was most recently seen in the lower regions west of Denver, was viewed as equipped and very unsafe and ought not be drawn nearer. 

The FBI's Rocky Mountain Safe Streets Task Force issued a notice Tuesday depicting Pais as "charmed by (the) Columbine school shooting." The alarm said police who come into contact with her ought to keep her and assess her emotional wellness. 

Sheriff's representative Mike Taplin said the dangers she made were general, not explicit to any school. 

Authorities didn't give further subtleties or uncover where Pais went from, saying it would bargain their examination. 

The Denver Post revealed that a call to a telephone number recorded for Pais' folks in Surfside, Florida, was hindered by a man who distinguished himself as a FBI operator and said he was talking with them. 

The Associated Press left messages at two numbers recorded for Pais' relatives in Florida, while another number was detached. 

The entryways were bolted at Columbine and in excess of 20 different schools in the Denver zone as the sheriff's office said it was examining dangers against schools identified with a FBI examination. 

Columbine understudies kept going to classes toward the evening and left school on schedule, but after-school activities were canceled on the campus in Littleton, Colorado. Teenage gunmen attacked Columbine on April 20, 1999, killing 12 classmates and a teacher.