FBI has arrested a potential school shooter after opposing Swat in Lubbock – News/Talk 790 Kfyo

A man in Lyubok has been arrested after a Five -hour opposition to swat in his home. He was removed after making any remarks on social media for mass shooting at a nearby elementary school.

Who is Stephen Fur?

On February 3, 29-year-old Stephen Patrick Fur received a visit from the SWAT team after his social media account was directed to the FBI. The fan is spotted sending publications from his account that encourages school shooting, even reached that he said that he had comfortably lived near a local elementary school.

All Lubbock includes some of Furr’s alleged posts that include the following:

• “Thinking to go out and buy a gun.”
• “When you are in Texas, shoot [expletive] [expletive] Am I right? Good thing I live until elementary school. “
• “It will be fun to shoot a legal school, I can already smell blood.”

Along with the posts, he also claims to have included photos of the mass shooting that took place in Christchurch, New Zealand, killing 51 and wounds another 89.

When the FBI agents arrived at his home, they found a daughter in a country described as “torn and obscure,” according to a complaint reported by everything Lubbock.

Furr is reported to have begun to shout obscene words from the agents, stating that he will not talk to them until President Trump confirms their identity. When the officers contacted the Furr family, some said Furr also threatened them.

The vute had his first appearance in court on Wednesday, February 5th. If convicted, he will be raised up to five years in prison.

If you have ever witnessed any potential threats online or through social media, authorities call you to send advice through the Tips.fbi.gov website.

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