It looks like a Columbine style attack has been stopped in Plymouth Township, PA. Among the many BB guns, hand grenades and a real gun that were confiscated from the unidentified 14 year old were a couple of videos. Here’s the NY Times on what was recovered:

Officers searched the family’s house with the consent of the boy’s parents and, the authorities said, found notebooks detailing violent acts, an Army handbook on counterinsurgency operations and a DVD entitled “Game Over in Littleton,” a documentary on the 1999 rampage in which two students at Columbine High School in Colorado shot to death 12 schoolmates and a teacher before committing suicide.

And here’s real coverage from a local paper, The Colonial:

Among the confiscated items on display at the press conference were a DVD movies “Game Over in Littleton,” “Duck, The Columbine High Massacre,” “Bowling for Columbine,” as well as “The Anarchist Cookbook,” “U.S. Army Counterterrorism Operations Handbook,” and “Hitler’s Second Book.”
The teenager, who left Colonial School District about 18 months ago, was being home-schooled.
The district attorney would not identify the suspect, his parents, the informant or the teen’s former school, among many other details, because he is a minor and would be tried in a juvenile court proceeding closed to the public.

Why did the NY Times feel the need to leave out “Bowling for Columbine?” I don’t agree with Michael Moore on most things, but I would never think that his movie could somehow trigger the 14 year old’s behavior. Was this just bad reporting or an effort to shield Moore from bad press?

MSNBC and NBC News are just as bad (no mention of the Moore documentary):

Police also found a DVD titled “Game Over in Littleton,” about the attack at Columbine, and three books: “The Anarchist Cookbook,” a 1971 book outlining how to manufacture explosives; an Army counterinsurgency operations manual; and “Hitler’s Second Book: The Unpublished Sequel to Mein Kampf.”