Parents in Sylmar fear that a man who was accused of making threats against children may get away with a light penalty, despite allegations that he 'wanted to kill' the students.
The suspect was allegedly attempting to expose himself at a local elementary school.Terrified parents at Hubbard Street Elementary ran to the school earlier this week after news of a campus lockdown. Wednesday's security scare stemmed from a man allegedly making threats against children.
Witnesses say the man accused of making the threats and exposing himself to the students in the yard was eventually held down in a citizen's arrest. LAPD eventually arrested the man, later identified as 30-year-old Antonio Montelongo.But what started out as a story about heroic parents quickly turned into a tale of angry parents, when they found out the LA County DA George Gascón's office rejected the felony case and kicked it down to the LA City Attorney as a misdemeanor.
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