In recent weeks, Florida has seen a surge in school shooting threats, prompting local law enforcement to take aggressive actions against both the threats and the individuals making them. Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood is particularly outspoken, announcing increased punishments for students involved in these hoaxes and vowing to publicly shame parents of offenders by posting their names and mug shots on social media. An alarming incident involved the arrest of an 11-year-old boy who was found with a 'kill list' and a cache of weapons at home. The sheriff's department has stated that there is no tolerance for such threats, considering them serious offenses rather than mere jokes. This stance has led to a broader discussion on the responsibilities of parents in preventing their children from engaging in such misconduct.