A 10-year-old Florida boy was arrested and perp-walked on camera after threatening to bring a gun to his elementary school and leaving a kill list in his classroom, the Volusia County Sheriff's Office said.The sheriff's office on Wednesday posted video of the boy in handcuffs, being led out of a patrol vehicle and being walked to a holding cell.'This is another reminder to talk to your kids and teach them this lesson before they learn it in the juvenile justice system.'Officials said the student wrote in permanent marker on a Pride Elementary classroom whiteboard that he'd bring a gun to school.The student then left a "list of people who i'm gunna kill" in a desk, officials said.The sheriff's office said the boy is in custody on a felony charge of making a written threat to kill.Blaze News is not naming or showing the face of the suspect due to his age.RELATED: 12-year-old Florida girl posts 'detailed manifesto' about conducting mass shooting at middle school over bullying: Cops Image source: Volusia County (Fla.) Sheriff's Office video screenshotThe parents of the three students named on the list were notified, officials said.The sheriff's office said the boy told deputies he didn't mean it, and his parent indicated that he doesn't have access to any firearms.Officials said, "That doesn't change the consequences of his actions. This is another reminder to talk to your kids and teach them this lesson before they learn it in the juvenile justice system."Late last month the Volusia County Sheriff's Office said officers arrested a 12-year-old girl after she posted online a "detailed manifesto" about carrying out a mass shooting at a middle school due to bullying.Blaze News over the last several months has reported about Florida authorities accusing teens — and those even younger — of making similar threats and arresting them. What's more, law enforcement agencies frequently have released the names and images of the young suspects, a decision that hasn't made every observer happy.In February, a pair of 15-year-olds were arrested after being accused of threatening to shoot up high schools, police said.In late October, an 11-year-old girl was arrested after writing a "kill list" at her desk at school, police said. Then just two weeks later, an 11-year-old boy from the same school district was arrested after allegedly creating a "kill list" at school, police said.Also in October, a Florida sheriff's office came under fire for posting 9-year-old male's mug shot on Facebook after his felony arrest for allegedly bringing a knife into his elementary school.Just a week prior, that same sheriff's office said a 10-year-old was arrested and charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon without intent to kill, a third-degree felony, after bringing a pocketknife to school and threatening another student. The sheriff's office posted the suspect's name and mug shot.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

A Senate Armed Services subcommittee hearing regarding the readiness of the U.S. military was interrupted on Wednesday by a bone-breaking scuffle.Brian McGinnis, a Marine veteran and firefighter who is running as a Green Party candidate to represent North Carolina in the U.S. Senate, noted in a video taken before the hearing that he intended to ask lawmakers "why they're going to send our men and women to harm's way when our elected officials said that there would be no world war."Wearing his Marine Corps dress uniform, McGinnis interrupted the hearing with a condemnation of America's involvement in Iran, shouting, "No one wants to fight for Israel," and, "Stand up for America."'This gentleman came to the Capitol looking for a confrontation, and he got one.'The Capitol Police said in a statement obtained by the Daily Montanan, "This afternoon, an unruly man who started to illegally protest during a hearing, put everyone in a dangerous position by violently resisting and fighting our officer’s attempts to remove him from the room."In footage captured by CBS News' Alan He, multiple USCP officers can be seen forcefully ejecting McGinnis from the room with the help of Montana Sen. Tim Sheehy (R), who can be seen grabbing McGinnis' leg and trying to pull him out the door.Sen. Sheehy, a decorated Navy SEAL veteran who partook in numerous combat deployments in Afghanistan and Iraq, said in a statement, "Capitol Police were attempting to remove an unhinged protestor from the Armed Services hearing. He was fighting back. I decided to help out and deescalate the situation."RELATED: Lindsey Graham feverishly demands ANOTHER Middle Eastern conflict: 'Fly with Israel' Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty ImagesFootage of the struggle published by Code Pink, a leftist anti-war group co-founded by former Democratic political activist Jodie Evans, shows McGinnis insert his arm through one doorway while the rest of his person is being forced through an adjacent doorway.Sheehy can be seen wrapping his arm around McGinnis' shoulder in an apparent effort to free the protester's arm — now trapped by the closing second door — while the officers tug at the protester's legs.A loud snap can be heard, prompting an onlooker to yell, "His hand! His hand!" and another individual off-screen to utter, "Oh my God."Amid groans from onlookers, a man off-screen yells, "The senator broke his hand! A sitting U.S. senator just broke the hand of a Marine."Upon realizing that McGinnis' arm was indeed stuck, the officers momentarily stopped pulling to help Sheehy dislodge the broken limb.When asked whether his hand was OK, McGinnis said, "No, it's not." He later noted on X that his arm was broken.While being escorted out of the building, McGinnis — who married a Palestinian and volunteered in 2024 for the pro-Palestinian "Freedom Flotilla Coalition" — shouted, "Free Palestine! From the Halls of Montezuma to the shores of Tripoli, Palestine will be free!"The USCP confirmed that the protester was treated for an injury and now faces three counts of assaulting a police officer and three counts of "resisting arrest and crowding, obstructing, and incommoding for the unlawful demonstration."Sheehy noted on X, "This gentleman came to the Capitol looking for a confrontation, and he got one. I hope he gets the help he needs without causing further violence."Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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For many fans who grew up watching Full House, Jodie Sweetin and Candace Cameron Bure were the Tanner sisters who defined a generation of family television. As Stephanie and D.J. Tanner, the two actresses shared countless scenes that blended humor, warmth, and the everyday chaos of family life. Even decades after the show ended, the connection between Sweetin and Bure remains a topic that fans still follow closely. Recently, Jodie Sweetin spoke candidly about where that relationship stands today. During an appearance on a podcast, Jodie Sweetin reflected on her past with Candace Cameron Bure and acknowledged that the two now hold very different perspectives on certain issues. According to People, Sweetin admitted that she and Candace Cameron Bure “sit on very opposite sides of things,” while still recognizing the history they share from their years working together. Jodie Sweetin Reflects On Her Differences With Candace Cameron Bure Jodie Sweetin, Candace Cameron Bure/ Imagecollect During the interview, Jodie Sweetin discussed the challenges she faced after Full House ended. She began playing Stephanie Tanner when she was just five years old and remained on the show until it concluded in 1995. Looking back, Jodie Sweetin admitted that stepping away from such a defining role left her uncertain about what direction her life should take in her late teens and early twenties. FULLER HOUSE, Left: Jodie Sweetin, Candace Cameron Bure, ‘A Modest Proposal’ (Season 5, ep. 509, aired Dec. 6, 2019). photo: Michael Yarish / ©Netflix / Courtesy Everett Collection Sweetin candidly discussed how their perspectives now diverge when the topic of Bure came up. Sweetin described herself as outspoken about the issues she cares about, while Candace Cameron Bure approaches many topics from a different perspective. Even so, Jodie Sweetin made it clear that Bure continues to follow her own path while she remains committed to speaking her mind. Jodie Sweetin Looks Back At Her Childhood With The Full House Cast FULL HOUSE, clockwise from lower left: Jodie Sweetin, Candace Cameron Bure, Scott Weinger, Bob Saget, Dave Coulier, Andrea Barber, John Stamos, Mary-Kate/Ashley Olsen, and Lori Loughlin, 1987-1995. © ABC Courtesy Everett Collection Sweetin considered her early relationship with Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, who both played Michelle Tanner, in addition to Candace Cameron Bure. Jodie Sweetin remembered how the girls often spent weekends together, visiting her family home and enjoying simple activities that helped them grow close during their early years on the show. FULL HOUSE, clockwise from top left: John Stamos, Lori Loughlin, Bob Saget, Dave Coulier, Mary-Kate/Ashley Olsen, Jodie Sweetin, Andrea Barber, and Candace Cameron, 1987-1995. © ABC Courtesy Everett Collection Although the Olsen twins stepped away from acting and did not return for the Fuller House revival, Jodie Sweetin said she understands their choice to live more private lives. She noted that the twins faced intense attention while growing up in the spotlight and often carried heavy workloads as young performers. Today, Sweetin says she simply wishes them well while appreciating the memories they created during their shared time on Full House. Next up: Patricia Heaton Celebrates 68th Birthday Feeling Confident With Fully Gray Hair The post Jodie Sweetin Makes Rare Comment Over Political Differences With ‘Full House’ Sister Candace Caermon Bure appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Ruth A