Turns out that the tweets were being sent by a black female student.

The Anne Arundel County Police Department has charged a 14-year-old girl with a juvenile citation for sending a threatening tweet related to Arundel High School.

Police began their investigation after Arundel High School officials told them about a suspicious Twitter account.

The account, named @KoolkidsKlanKkk, reportedly sent out a tweet that read, “We’re planning to attack tomorrow”.

Police worked with Twitter, and were able to identify the person who created the account and sent out the threatening tweet.

That person has been identified as a 14-year-old African American female who attends Arundel High School.

Authorities interviewed the girl while she was with her parents, and police say she admitted to creating the Twitter account and sending the threatening tweet.

She was charged with a juvenile citation for disruption of school activities and released to her parents.

http://baltimore.cbslocal.com/2017/01/11/police-cite-student-for-threat-made-at-arundel-high-school/

About 75% of these kinds of stories have ended up being hoaxes by the other side.

No interest in the number of fake hate crimes recently? This is just another instance of a black person trying to cause racial tension.

Prove it.

Or a 14 year-old being as thick as two planks of wood.

Edgelords everywhere.

My favorite is still when Clinton burned down the black church and sprayed "Vote Trump" on it.

http://wreg.com/2016/12/21/mississippi-authorities-make-arrest-in-burning-of-african-american-church-spray-painted-with-vote-trump/

This comment is very similar to what the Chief of Police said when those 4 black young adults tortured a white disabled man.

What, the two planks of wood thing as well? Always thought that was a British saying.

Anyway, it's likely race related but she's thick to do it (and at 14 might have just wanted to see shit happen) and hardly the same thing as the case you describe. That's a violent crime, this case is more wasting police time. Time which could be spent investigating actual hate crimes.