I really hope...

...that a heavily armed swat team kicked in his door at 4am and he shit his PJ's, maybe let off a taser or two at the same time. Look forward to seeing on "Cops with Cameras in cars with guns and helecopters uncensored 3".

Lock the idiot up, preferably with some lonely life termer....

Dumberer and dumbererer.

"Lundeby's crew also phoned in bomb threats to the FBI"

Or, how to seriously piss off the organisation most likely to be trying to catch you and get yourselves bumped up their priority stack. The only surprising thing here is that an agent didn't have an unfortunate firearm safety catch malfunction when they went to arrest him.

I'm rapidly warming to the idea that being a brain-dead fuckwit should be a crime punishable by life imprisonment. It'd save time and effort.

Wow. Twats.

I've done my fair share of e-naughtyness, but these guys deserve everything they get.

This isn't inventive or original, it's the logical conclusion to trolling. There's an intellectual element to hacking, it's not just running a script, it's a concerted effort that takes a lot of background knowledge and time. What these guys are doing takes no skill and they probably cost millions in police operation costs, and distracted from real call outs.

Setting up a website advestising this kind of thing is, to be honest, staggeringly stupid. It smacks of children being involved.

Entrepreneurial Spirit

You gotta admire this kids entrepreneurial spirit though. Who knows, thirty years earlier and he could have been running a world dominating software corporation worth billions!

@Charles Manning

Heh Too true too true. Atleast then we wont be wasting tax payer money for that.

Really... What the hell?

Not only does this disrupt the emergency services, but it also desensitizes the staff and students from this kind of threat in the future. They more than likely the students wouldn't know (treating it as a fire alarm to prevent panic) but the point still remains.

Whatever sentence this kid gets, I say double it. Once for disrupting the emergency services, once for disrupting the school.

@Psymon

I couldn't help but laugh long and hard when I read that.

In my day...

...a bunch of us would just pick up the headmaster's VW Beetle and hide it someplace.

Technology eh?

These goons likes PayPerView live cams?

Next on cable:

Cell block D; Watch as the new imates meets their cellmates...

@Winkypop

Yes, but did you also put dog poo in the exhaust?

Give em a job at ITV

Who hasn't made prank calls as a youth? Or even hit the fire alarm at school? It beats setting the place on fire ( it wasn't me- a big boy did it and ran away) These generation Y urchins are merely showing the rest of us up, for our lack of imagination

Paris- cause she built a career on the back of internet video

@Winkypop

But you know, we were happy in those days... Our headmaster had 16 ton truck that we had to pick up and hide on the roof of the school, and when he found it, he would thrash us with a broken bottle - if we were lucky!

And you try and tell the young people of today that ..... they won't believe you.

(Where's the "old fart" icon - ISAGN...)

@ lorenzo

"Paris- cause she built a career on the back of internet video"

...on the "two backs" of internet video, surely!

Makes me wonder...

I wonder how much will the police bleed symphathy out of this. Claim all mistakes were pranks and not "Is that a 3 in Crookstreet 31 or is it 51? Oh well, we will hit both." Or " We have no idea who did it for too long, let's arrest somebody just for press."

Might sound a bit far fetched, but it happens and more often than people think.