A cafeteria cook was charged Monday for allegedly threatening to shoot up the middle school where she worked over an argument with co-workers about cookies, Boston’s WFXB reported.
A judge ordered head cook Wendy Ferris to stay away from King Philip Middle School in Norfolk, Mass. and its staff after co-workers alleged Friday that she threatened to “bring in a gun and shoot people.” Ferris was also ordered to surrender her guns.
A police report quoted Ferris as saying “I’m thinking about going out to buy an AK-47 and shooting this (expletive) school up!” after a co-worker re-baked cookies that she made because they were overcooked, according to WFXB.
Ferris was also placed on administrative leave from the school. The judge set bail for Ferris at $5,000.
