Trigger happy American teenagers plan mass murder in South Pasadena

Yes, American school going kids are trigger happy and do not flinch when they plan to carry out mass murder in their school nzherald.co.nz. It was a sinister plot to kill three staff members and as many students as possible at South Pasadena High School, which has 4500 students. During interrogation, the police felt that the teenagers had prepared the plan in a very methodical manner and it seemed to be viable. This is what Arthur Miller, the police chief in the Los Angeles suburb of South Pasadena, has said. They were 16 and 17-year-olds and have been arrested on charges of plotting a high-school mass shooting – it seems they knew that they would not survive the gun battle. Their intention was to kill as many people as possible and they had planned to die through a shootout with the police. Miller said that the pair had a "chilling" demeanor and displayed no emotion when interrogated. The plot was busted when two high-school members alerted authorities, who began to monitor the behavior of the suspects through the social media. The police did not find any weapons, but by going through computers in their house the police did find clues that the teenagers were researching on how to make explosives, and there was a possibility of obtaining an automatic weapon