CENTER POINT, Ala. – A Jefferson County student was charged with making a terrorist threat after he allegedly twice sent bomb threats to a school administrators through email, and recorded himself doing it.

The first email, sent to an administrator at Center Point Middle School last Wednesday, read “I planted a bomb in one of the bathrooms you going to need a bomb suad and a remoted in one of the lockers theres a wire remote to stop the bomb you have 40 minutes too get all the kids out of the elementary school and middle school or everbodys dead,” AL.com reports.

The student allegedly sent a second email about two minutes later: “im leaving the bored school right now 40 minutes,” Jefferson County Chief Deputy Randy Christian told the news site.

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School officials evacuated both schools – Center Point Middle School and Erwin Intermediate School – and searched the campuses with bomb-sniffing dogs, but did not find anything, The North Jefferson News reports.

The next day around 9:30 a.m. another email came in to the same administrator.

“If you don’t get everybody out of the school out back where the busses be or everybody gone die you have 15 minutes starting now. Theres a bomb hiden in the new lunchroom inside the water fountain I broke intoo the school last nite unset the alarms and planted the bomb im leaveing the bord school right now.”

Again, both schools were evacuated but no bombs were recovered.

“Investigators found that the emails came from a student from Center Point who is at Jefferson County Counseling and Learning Center East, one of the system’s two alternative schools,” according to the news site.

“They also found videos on the student’s cell phone that showed him sending the threats.”

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Police contend the cell phone videos confirm the 12-year-old male student send all three emails, and he was charged as a juvenile on Friday for making terrorist threats, Fox 6 reports.

“Hopefully at some point this young man will realize the gravity of what he did. Disrupting school and tying up our resources caused quite a scene,” Christian told The North Jefferson News. “He is fortunate that he is at an age where he can recover from the path he is traveling down.”

Authorities said the case was referred to juvenile court. Making a terrorist threat is a Class C felony in Alabama, punishable by up to 10 years in prison.

AL.com poster CaresaboutTCS questioned how the student was able to send emails while under the district’s supervision.

“He sent the emails from the alternative school? And what … were his handlers there doing while he was sending them? … Why doesn’t the county school system detect the word ‘bomb’ in any messages sent from a school computer?”

“12 is too young to have a video camera and be on the internet unsupervised,” Nytrix opined.

Others took shots at the boy’s grammar.

“Judging from his email he’s the type of kid who should be staying in school and not threatening it,” Ballows The Clown posted to AL.com.

“What was this kid thinking?” geauxpelicans5 wrote. “He needs to work on his grammar first off, I had trouble understanding what he said.”