Ohio lawmaker introduces bill that makes ‘swatting’ a felony

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The term “swatting” is a prank 911 call that deploys the SWAT team. It’s essentially what happened Friday at Princeton High School in Sharonville, and multiple other schools across the country.

Now, some state lawmakers want to make “swatting” a felony. WCPO found out that if this bill becomes a law, those convicted could face prison time, fines and restitution worth thousands of dollars.

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