SHOCKING footage has captured two boys accused of making separate threats against teachers and classmates being perp walked behind bars.

A 10-year-old and 11-year-old were put in cuffs within 24 hours of each other after one scrawled a horrifying gun threat on a white board and another fired off a violent message online, Florida cops said.

Anthony Steward, 11, was thrown behind bars after saying ‘imma shoot you’ in a message to teachers, cops said

Micah Swinnie, 10, was also put in cuffs for allegedly scrawling a disturbing threat on his classroom’s whiteboard

Anthony Steward, 11, was one of the baby-faced suspects put on blast by the Volusia Sheriff’s Office, northeast of Orlando, which shared video of his arrest.

Using another student’s digital gradebook system account, Steward sent the message “imma shoot you” to seven teachers, the sheriff’s office said.

In the clip, the bespectacled student kept a straight face and looked down at his feet as he was led from a cop car to a jail cell.

At one point, he complained that his cuffs felt “real tight” when the cops secured them around his wrists.

But the officer snapped that he could have avoided the discomfort entirely by holding in the alleged threats.

The office called him a “repeat visitor,” explaining he’d already been cuffed for sending “I’m gonna shoot you” in October.

A court put him in a diversion program, which offers rehabilitation and counselor instead of jail time, but he apparently didn’t heed the warning.

“If you can threaten to shoot 7 teachers you can take a perp walk. Parents, discipline your kids and I won’t have to,” wrote the department.

Hours before announcing that arrest, the same department shared video of elementary student Micah Swinnie, 10, also being escorted to a cell in cuffs.

Deputies said Swinnie wrote in permanent marker on a whiteboard that he was going to bring a gun to school and left “a list of people who I’m gunna kill” in a desk.

The elementary schooler told cops he didn’t mean the threats, but is now facing a felony charge, the department.

Both students were wearing school spirit attire when they were arrested.

“The parent of the defendant indicated he does not have access to any firearms. That doesn’t change the consequences of his actions,” they wrote.

The sheriff’s office urged parents to speak with their children about the severity of making violent threats, writing, “teach them this lesson before they learn it in the juvenile justice system.”

The students were schooled by cops in Facebook posts

They were put in cuffs and escorted into the jail

Cops urged parents to keep their kids from making the same mistakes

Source: https://www.the-sun.com/news/16049727/volusia-county-school-boys-arrested-threat-kill/