Bond Set at $1.5 Million for Mooresville Teenager Accused of Planning School Shooting

Source: WISH-TV

MOORESVILLE, Ind.–The bond was set at $1.5 million for Trinity Shockley on Monday. She’s an 18-year-old Mooresville High School student accused of planning a school shooting on Valentine’s Day.

A judge set Shockley’s bond at $1 million surety, plus $500,000 in cash. That means she would need to post $600,000 to be released from jail.

The judge deemed Shockley a significant threat to public safety, leading to her initial no bond status.

The Morgan County Prosecutor’s Office had initially requested a $500,000 surety and $250,000 cash bond. Shockley is scheduled for a jury trial on June 10 in Morgan County Superior Court 1.

Court documents say law enforcement officers were tipped off to Shockley’s plans when someone called the Sandy Hook Promise’s Say Something Anonymous Reporting System to say Shockley was planning a

According to court documents, someone called the Sandy Hook Promise’s Say Something Anonymous Reporting System saying that their friend was planning the shooting on February 14.