Hotty Toddy News: SCHOOL BOMBING ALMOST HAPPENED IN OXFORD LESS THAN TWO MONTHS AGO! If you think the tragedy in Newton, Conn., is far removed from our community, think again. Just two months ago the FBI foiled planned attach on the Oxford City Schools. Read the press release below issued by the U. S. Attorney's Office, and ask yourself, what is our community doing to provide the best possible safety for our children? HottyToddy.Com is doing a follow-up story and we will provide the names and phones of officials who have the responsibility for the safety of children in both City and County Schools. Read this story, which will be posted here, and call officials. This community needs to address this issue now. This is a complicated issue. Money seems to be the key factor, but should not be an issue. What is the value of life of even one child? Priceless. So take time to read the article soon to be up on www.hottytoddy.com and call our officials, and let's see that our community has the best possible resources in place to protect our children. Below is the announcement made less than two months ago: Oxford Resident Charged With Threatening Communications FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEOctober 19, 2012 Oxford, Miss. - Felicia C. Adams, United States Attorney for the Northern District of Mississippi, Daniel McMullen, Special Agent in Charge of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in Mississippi and Oxford Chief of Police Mike Martin, announce: Joshua Brandon Pillault, age 19 of Oxford, has been arrested on a criminal complaint charging him with (1) transmitting in interstate and foreign commerce a communication containing threats to kill and injure the person of another, and (2) willfully making threats, through the use of an instrument of interstate and foreign commerce, to kill and injure individuals and damage and destroy buildings by means of explosives. If convicted on these charges, Pillault faces maximum possibilities of 15 years imprisonment, $500,000 in fines and 3 years of supervised release. Pillault appeared in the United States District Court on Tuesday, October 9, 2012, before U. S. Magistrate Jane M. Virden. He is being held in custody pending a preliminary hearing and detention hearing scheduled for Thursday, October 11, 2012, at 2 p.m. in Greenville before Magistrate Judge Virden. The arrest is based on federal charges. A defendant is presumed innocent until proven guilty in court. The arrest resulted from a cooperative investigation by the Oxford Police Department and the Federal Bureau of Investigation-Mississippi Joint Terrorism Task Force. Also assisting in the investigation were the Lafayette County Sheriff=s Office and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. The public should be assured that the threat of danger has been averted. However, the public is reminded to be vigilant in alerting any suspicious activity to the appropriate authorities. Contact: John Marshall Alexander, Chief of Criminal Division, United States Attorney=s Office, Oxford, Mississippi