Volusia County sheriff Mike Chitwood posted mugshots and videos of Florida students getting perp walked after being arrested for making threats of school shootings.

One Florida sheriff said he’s had enough of dealing with school threats and he is now vowing to arrest and publicly perp-walk kids and their parents to show that he means business.

Three days after Sheriff Mike Chitwood said he would post on social media the photos of school children making threats to shoot up schools, he did just that Monday when an 11-year-old boy was arrested for making threats to shoot up Creekside Middle School or Silver Sands Middle School in Port Orange.

Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood on Florida's Atlantic Coast said he's tired of the hoaxes targeting students, disrupting schools and sapping law enforcement resources. In social media posts Monday,

Florida sheriff arrests 2 teens accused of making school threats 00:51. Communities around the country are being battered by a wave of school shooting threats, sparking emergency

Across the country, communities are being battered by a wave of school shooting threats, with a stream of emergency notifications and group chat messages sparking parents’ fears that their kid’s schoo

His efforts to name and shame has stirred debate, with some accusing the Florida sheriff of being a "vigilante" and others defending the move.

Police in St. Louis County, Missouri, said they thwarted a possible school shooting, arresting a 16-year-old boy who was armed with a handgun after the teen had posted a social media video showing him pointing a gun at the camera and tagging a high school.

On Monday, he posted the name and mugshot of an 11-year-old boy arrested for allegedly threatening to carry out a shooting at a middle school in his county. The decision swiftly d

The sheriff also wants parents to pay for their kids making threats that cost his office time and money to check out.