Update: Bomb Threat Suspect Pleads Guilty
By: Staff
Updated: December 3, 2012
Update: The former River Oaks School teacher accused of calling in bomb
threats to three schools pleaded guilty this morning. His trial was
scheduled to begin today.
David Reyna pleaded guilty to communication of false information of bombing threat on school property.
He is scheduled to be sentenced on February 28 at 9a.
Reyna was arrested in September for calling in threats at River Oaks, St. Fredrick, and Ouachita Christian School.
Reyna is out of jail on a $200,000 bond.
Sunday:
The trial of a former River Oaks School teacher accused of calling in bomb threats to three schools is scheduled to begin Monday.
Reyna is accused of calling in bomb threats at River Oaks, St. Fredrick, and Ouachita Christian School.
During a court hearing in October, Ouachita Parish Sheriff's Senior Investigator John Spires took the stand and discussed details of the investigation into Reyna.
Spires said after finding Reyna's phone in a dumpster old Old Sterlington Road investigators searched the phone's record which later lead them to identifying the phone as David Reyna's.
Sheriff Jay Russell, Chief Deputy Marc Mashaw, Major Jason Pleasant and Spires all went to Reyna's house where Spires said he first denied making the 911 calls but later admitted to making the calls. Spires said when they asked Reyna why he made the calls he said he didn't know.
In court documents Reyna said he used illegal drugs, suffers from emotional issues such as depression, does not sleep, and is having martial trouble and difficulty with his newborn child.
His bond is set for $200,000.
David Reyna pleaded guilty to communication of false information of bombing threat on school property.
He is scheduled to be sentenced on February 28 at 9a.
Reyna was arrested in September for calling in threats at River Oaks, St. Fredrick, and Ouachita Christian School.
Reyna is out of jail on a $200,000 bond.
Sunday:
The trial of a former River Oaks School teacher accused of calling in bomb threats to three schools is scheduled to begin Monday.
Reyna is accused of calling in bomb threats at River Oaks, St. Fredrick, and Ouachita Christian School.
During a court hearing in October, Ouachita Parish Sheriff's Senior Investigator John Spires took the stand and discussed details of the investigation into Reyna.
Spires said after finding Reyna's phone in a dumpster old Old Sterlington Road investigators searched the phone's record which later lead them to identifying the phone as David Reyna's.
Sheriff Jay Russell, Chief Deputy Marc Mashaw, Major Jason Pleasant and Spires all went to Reyna's house where Spires said he first denied making the 911 calls but later admitted to making the calls. Spires said when they asked Reyna why he made the calls he said he didn't know.
In court documents Reyna said he used illegal drugs, suffers from emotional issues such as depression, does not sleep, and is having martial trouble and difficulty with his newborn child.
His bond is set for $200,000.
