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23-year-old Florida International University (FIU) student Gabriela Saldana was arrested and charged with a second-degree felony after a sarcastic message in a class WhatsApp chat was interpreted as a bomb threat. She wrote: “Netanyahu, if you can hear me, drop some bonbons for us Capstone students in Ocean Bank Convocation Center” referencing a meme trend. She later called it a "dumb joke" and apologized, but police and a judge treated it as a credible written threat to kill or cause bodily harm.
Is this an example of zero-tolerance policies gone too far, or a serious reminder that jokes about violence aren't funny in today's climate? Watch to decide.
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