Police have arrested a man for posting false reports on the Internet claiming that several women were shot and killed as part of a gang initiation rite on Halloween eve (Oct. 30, also known as "Mischief Night" in some locales). According to the Jersey Journal, 19-year-old Andrew T. Lazaro of Jersey City was charged with one count of causing false public alarm. Police Chief Tom Comey likened the prank to shouting fire in a crowded building.
Lazaro's postings contributed to a groundswell of rumors that began earlier in the day, prompting security alerts at some New Jersey high schools, and peaked as the rumors swept across the U.S. on Halloween.
Read more about it:
• 'Yelling Fire' on a Crowded Website
• Police: Halloween Gang Initiation Rumors False
Lazaro's postings contributed to a groundswell of rumors that began earlier in the day, prompting security alerts at some New Jersey high schools, and peaked as the rumors swept across the U.S. on Halloween.
Read more about it:
• 'Yelling Fire' on a Crowded Website
• Police: Halloween Gang Initiation Rumors False
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