Dangerous 18-Year-old after threats dead

An armed 18-Year-old should be threatened by a number of schools within a radius of Denver, and then have shot. The FBI had wanted, with a large contingent to the young woman. The authorities had concerns that the woman could plan shortly before the anniversary of the Columbine massacre, a Copycat. All schools in Jefferson County remained on Wednesday to caution closed. the

almost exactly 20 years ago, Columbine was the "" become a Synonym for School attacks. Shortly before the anniversary of the high school killing spree on Saturday, the police went Year after an armed 18 -. Now she's dead. The Federal police, the FBI in Denver told in the US state of Colorado on Wednesday on Twitter.

The Sheriff of Jefferson County, Jeff Shrader said at a press conference, apparently the woman had shot herself. Out of fear of a possible attack by the 18-Year-old Columbine high school and numerous other schools had remained in the Denver area closed on Wednesday.

Which had been classified 18-Year-old was by the FBI as "armed and dangerous". The FBI head in Denver, Dean Phillips, had said the woman had travelled before the anniversary from Miami to Colorado, and purchased after the arrival of a firearm and ammunition. Shrader said the purchase was probably legal.

In the case of the massacre at Columbine high school had 20. April 1999, two Teenagers shot and killed twelve classmates and a teacher, then killed themselves. 24 people had been injured. 20. Anniversary this Saturday, a large number of commemorative events are planned, including a Church service and a vigil.

on Tuesday, the Columbine high school in Littleton, and numerous other schools had been on lockdown because of the potential threat. The lessons went on behind closed doors. Shortly after midnight, the Board of education of Colorado announced that on Wednesday schools in the districts in the Denver area closed.

The police had wanted a large contingent to the woman. Sheriff Shrader had said with a view to the threat: "This opens a wound, especially in the memorial week of the anniversary, with the families who were so affected by it all."