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Teen Accused Of Making Boerne School Threat Jailed Again

Allen Doelitsch Jailed After Admitting Marijuana Use

POSTED: Wednesday, November 12, 2008

UPDATED: 5:13 pm CST November 12, 2008

BOERNE, Texas -- A Boerne teenager who threatened a Columbine-style attack at Boerne Champion High School in August has been returned to jail.

Allen Doelitsch, 18, was previously released in late October from the Kendall County jail on a $100,000 bond. Doelitsch admitted to the court he had smoked marijuana, even though a urine test did not detect the drug, Kendall County officials said, and a judge revoked the teenager's bond.

Doelistch was arrested in late August after allegedly sending text messages to a friend plotting an attack at the high school. Doelitsch told KSAT 12 News in a subsequent interview that he never really intended on carrying out any attack and blamed his thoughts on depression.

Since his arrest and first release, Doelitsch has been banned from Boerne Independent School District property.

Previous Stories:

October 23, 2008: Teen Accused Of Planning School Shooting Free
October 23, 2008: Doelitsch's Release Worries Boerne Supt.
August 28, 2008: Teen Accused Of Plotting School Attack Blames Threats On Depression
August 26, 2008: Police: Boerne Teen Planned 'Columbine-Style' School Shooting

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