Those malicious communications occurred on the same day law enforcement and first responders were responding to an active shooter at the Alpine High School wherein one student received a non-life threatening gunshot wound and the shooter committed suicide. Approximately two hours later, Martino followed up with a phone call to the BBRMC threatening to kill everyone in the hospital. Martino admitted to making two phone calls to the Brewster County Sheriff’s Office on September 8, 2016, and making a hoax bomb threat to SRSU. “SWATing” is the term commonly used to describe an act of tricking law enforcement or first responders into dispatching emergency resources based on a hoax threat. Information provided in court revealed that Martino engaged in “SWATing” schemes. Afterwards, Martino appeared before United States Magistrate Judge David Counts and entered guilty pleas to four counts of interstate threats to injure persons. Junell granted a request by 17–year-old Nicholas Kyle Martino of Sewell, Washington Township, NJ, to be prosecuted as an adult in federal court. Durbin, Jr., and FBI Special Agent in Charge Douglas E. In Midland, a New Jersey minor waived adult certification and pleaded guilty to federal charges in connection with bomb threats to Sul Ross State University (SRSU) and the Big Bend Regional Medical Center (BBRMC) in Alpine as well as threats to a former State Representative last September announced United States Attorney Richard L.

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