Teen Pleads Guilty After Making School Threats

A 17-year-old Menomonee Falls High School student who threatened to create a “Columbine” incident at the school plead guilty to one count of disorderly conduct Wednesday.

On Jan. 27, police were called to the high school after Louis Summit, of Milwaukee, made repeated threats to staff and students about shooting up the school and making references to the Columbine school shooting in Colorado.

When police arrived at the school, Summit was having a heated discussion with an assistant principal. The officer then heard Summit say, “I’m going to (expletive) shoot up this place,” and then immediately took him into custody.

Summit continued to make threats about shooting up the school to the officer and threatening to bring in more people to help him “shoot the place up.”

Summit will be placed on probation for one year. He is required to obtain a full mental health evaluation, follow up with any prescribed treatment, and he may not possess a firearm.