Kansas City Ford Plant Prankster For Buddy's Day Off Pleads Guilty

Possibly one of the most embarrassing admissions of wrongdoing we've seen this year . . . Posted merely as a guide so that NOBODY else repeats this dumb mistake . . . 

"He plead guilty in Clay County Circuit Court to one count of making a terrorist threat – a Class D felony that carries a maximum penalty of seven years in prison and a $10,000 fine. In his plea, he admitted that he a person inside of the Ford F-150 plant was armed with explosives and firearms. When he called in his threat, he allegedly told Ford’s risk and safety management team that he would “start shooting” people if the automaker didn’t evacuate the 2,200 or so employees that were on duty at the time.

"Turns out, that threat was an empty one, as we later discovered. He didn’t make the call because he was a disgruntled worker at the plant, nor did he have any grievance with the company or any workers there – rather, he simply wanted to ensure that his friend that does work at the Kansas City plant got the night off. 

"He told police that he downloaded an app on his smartphone that allowed him to conceal his phone number, which made it more difficult to trace . . ."

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .

Ford Authority: Man Behind Ford F-150 Plant Threat Pleads Guilty