Student accused of bringing a stun gun to school

TETERBORO, N.J. (WABC) -- Police say that 16 year old Bergen County Vocational Tech student brought a stun gun to school.

The Viper Tech 6.8 million volt rechargeable black stun gun with a flash light is strong enough, detectives say, to knock down a horse.

They say the student purchased the stun gun online.

Police also allegedly found a notebook filled with threats, including a "things to do in life list" that included killing a man and a police officer, bombing a school and committing suicide.

He also allegedly checked off items including stabbing a person, stealing and witnessing a murder.

Detectives are checking to see if teachers or students were on the list, but they do know the teen's parents were targeted.

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