State police investigated and said they found an overwhelming amount of evidence. What they found, they would not say in detail, but they took the student into custody in early October and immediately sent him to a local hospital for treatment. On Wednesday, the teen was released from the hospital and arraigned at a juvenile court in Waterford on charges including manufacturing a bomb, possession of a sawed-off shotgun, an act of terrorism, threatening and reckless endangerment.

Really, terrorism ...?