Cell Blockhead
Stephanie Hull, pictured, used a stolen cell phone and called a bomb threat into her high school on September 18th that triggered a lockdown, according to police in Sparta, MI.
Seems that Hull, 18, failed to realize that mobile phones can act like little GPS transmitters, allowing cops to pinpoint their perky-looking suspect right to her bedroom. She was charged with one count of making a false report or threat of a bomb or harmful device and could face up to four years in prison.
She also faces false report of a felony charges for allegedly telling police that someone had swiped her phone, and then later admitting that it wasn't true. During that time when she said she didn't have her phone but actually did, police say many on Hull's contact list received "threatening or harassing text messages from her phone."
Dumb protip: This is not what the friends and family program is for, people.
