A 15-year-old boy from Pittsburgh's North Hills is facing charges Friday morning after being accused of trying to kill his parents by poisoning their food.Police say that they were called to North Hills High School after Jeff Miller, a student, told his school counselor that he was having thoughts of hurting people.According to police, Miller told his counselor that he felt like he had hurt his parents and he was afraid that he was going to hurt them again.Officers took Miller to the police station, where they say he admitted to poisoning his parents. Police say Miller told them he used a pesticide to poison his parents last week and then poured furniture polish into their spaghetti sauce a few days later. His parents were taken to the hospital following the incident. Both are expected to survive.Miller is facing multiple charges, including attempted homicide and aggravated assault.
WEST VIEW, Pa. — A 15-year-old boy from Pittsburgh's North Hills is facing charges Friday morning after being accused of trying to kill his parents by poisoning their food.
Police say that they were called to North Hills High School after Jeff Miller, a student, told his school counselor that he was having thoughts of hurting people.
According to police, Miller told his counselor that he felt like he had hurt his parents and he was afraid that he was going to hurt them again.
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Officers took Miller to the police station, where they say he admitted to poisoning his parents.
Police say Miller told them he used a pesticide to poison his parents last week and then poured furniture polish into their spaghetti sauce a few days later.
His parents were taken to the hospital following the incident. Both are expected to survive.
Miller is facing multiple charges, including attempted homicide and aggravated assault.