In response to a series of school shooting threats, including one involving an 11-year-old boy accused of creating a fake threat against Lakeside Christian School, a Florida sheriff has taken the unusual step of posting the boy's mugshot online. This move has sparked both praise and criticism. Sheriff Grady Judd has expressed his frustration with the ongoing issue of school shooting hoaxes and has vowed to hold students and their parents accountable by publicly naming them and even conducting 'perp walks.' Following this, the sheriff recorded a video of two teenagers involved in similar threats. The boy in question had reportedly claimed to possess a 'kill list' and an arsenal of weapons. Local officials and law enforcement are grappling with the implications of this approach, as it raises questions about juvenile privacy and the potential for shaming young offenders. Sheriff Judd's actions highlight a growing concern over the frequency of school threats and the appropriate responses to deter them.