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Politics · October 21, 2026

2 teenagers arrested for alleged plot targeting California high school, police say

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Two 15-year-old female students were arrested for an alleged shooting plot targeting Corona High School in California. The investigation began in early October after the FBI flagged social media threats, leading local police to search residences and electronic devices. Authorities report that the suspects spent several months discussing the plan. Separately, articles from other outlets discuss unrelated Department of Justice activity regarding noncitizen voter registration in California, detailing federal pressure on state election officials and criminal charges against 28 individuals shortly before the election.

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Reported across the spectrum

  • Two 15-year-old female students were arrested for a plot targeting Corona High School.
  • The FBI notified local police of social media threats on October 6.
  • Search warrants were executed at several residences in Riverside County.
  • One suspect attended Corona High School and the other attended Norco High School.

Reported by only some outlets

  • Police stated the suspects spent several months discussing the alleged plan.
  • Electronic devices were seized as part of the evidence collection.
  • The Department of Justice filed criminal charges against 28 noncitizens in California regarding voter registration.
  • Federal prosecutors requested a judge to halt the counting of ballots from suspected noncitizens.

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