Ex-counselor Mario Bernal arrested after allegedly threatening to "create the next Columbine shooting" at a Christian summer camp in Livingston, Texas.

A former camp counselor was charged with allegedly making threats against a Livingston summer camp that's popular with a lot of Houston families.

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Mario Bernal, 23, was arrested Sunday and charged with making a terroristic threat against Camp Cho-Yeh, according to police in Livingston.

Livingston Police arrest Mario Bernal, a former camp worker, for threats against Camp Cho-Yeh staff and children. No current threat exists, say authorities.

"Threats to this community, especially involving our children, will always be taken seriously," said Livingston Police Chief Matt Parrish.

The Livingston Police Department said they were made aware of the threats, allegedly made by a former Camp Cho-Yeh employee, late Sunday morning by the Polk County Sheriff's Office.

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