An 11-year-old child in Florida has been arrested on charges of creating a 'death list' and boasting about their gun collection.

A 11-year-old boy named Carlo "Kingston" Dorelli was arrested in Florida for allegedly preparing a "death list" for two schools and boasting about his gun collection. Sheriff Mike Chitwood of Volusia County announced the incident on social media.

According to Sheriff Chitwood's statement, Dorelli showed his classmates a video of his gun stash and made violent threats. The police confiscated a collection of toy guns, knives, and swords from the child's home.

Although the child claimed it was all a joke, the sheriff arrested him for making a mass shooting threat. A video of Dorelli being taken to jail in handcuffs and a photo of his arrest were also shared.

This incident is seen as a strong reaction against the increasing number of fake school attack reports. Sheriff Chitwood had previously stated that he would publicly expose children who make threats as a joke.

Similar incidents are occurring in other states as well. For example, two young individuals in Alabama were arrested for making terrorist threats on social media.

This situation raises concerns about school safety and demonstrates authorities' strict stance against joking threats. However, the arrest and public exposure of such a young child may lead to debates.

As a result, this incident has sparked a societal debate on school safety, juvenile delinquency, and social media usage.