15-year-old arrested over bathroom shooting threat at Daytona Beach high school

Teen Arrested After Threat at Mainland High School

On Friday in Daytona Beach, Florida, deputies arrested a 15-year-old student, identified as Darrion Fluornoy, after a shooting threat was found written on a bathroom wall at Mainland High School.

The Volusia County Sheriff's Office took Fluornoy into custody on Friday night. Authorities stated that he faces felony counts in connection with the incident, although specific charges have not yet been disclosed.

Threat Discovered as Graffiti in School Bathroom

Deputies released a photo showing the message written in red ink on a bathroom wall inside Mainland High School. The graffiti read, "I'm going to shoot mainland." According to the information provided, the threat referenced the school directly.

The incident occurred on the Mainland High School campus in Daytona Beach. The report did not specify the time of day the graffiti was discovered, but it led to law enforcement action the same day, resulting in the student's arrest that evening.

Law Enforcement Response and Detention

The Volusia County Sheriff's Office documented the arrest by sharing a video on its Facebook page. The video showed Fluornoy being escorted in what was described as a perp walk and then placed in a jail cell.

Officials confirmed that Fluornoy, at age 15, is being treated as a suspect in connection with the written threat. The statement from deputies indicated that the case involves felony-level accusations, but they did not release further details about the legal counts or potential court proceedings.

Confirmed Outcomes to Date

As of the information provided, the confirmed outcomes are Fluornoy's arrest by the Volusia County Sheriff's Office, his placement in a jail cell, and the acknowledgment by authorities that he faces unspecified felony counts. No additional outcomes, such as court appearances, sentencing, or school disciplinary measures, were reported in the available details.