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A 13-year-old in Australia faces charges over U.S. swatting incidents, including fake threats and firearm possession, linked to a coordinated online hoax campaign.
A 13-year-old boy from New South Wales appeared in court facing charges related to alleged swatting incidents in the U.S., including using telecommunications to commit serious offenses and possessing an unauthorized firearm.
The case stems from a hoax campaign that triggered emergency responses at U.S. schools and retailers.
Australian Federal Police, working with the FBI and Five Eyes partners, launched Taskforce Pompilid in October 2025 to combat youth-driven online crime networks.
A search warrant in December led to the seizure of electronic devices and a firearm.
Authorities stressed that online anonymity is an illusion and urged parents to stay engaged with their children’s online activities.
The teen is set to return to court in March.
Un joven de 13 años en Australia enfrenta cargos por incidentes de swatting en Estados Unidos, incluyendo amenazas falsas y posesión de armas de fuego, vinculados a una campaña de engaño coordinada en línea.