CAMBRIDGE — A 24-year old Cambridge woman pled guilty Wednesday, Nov. 3, in district court to a charge of making a threat of mass violence in connection with a Snapchat video.The prosecution dropped the other charges against Sonia Morales as part of a plea deal over an Aug. 16 incident during which she displayed a loaded firearm and threatened several people in a group chat on the social media app.Judge Heather Price sentenced Morales to three years in jail, with all suspended except for the 80 days she has served and two years of supervised probation.“I sincerely apologize, and I will never let it happen again,” said Morales in post sentencing remarks to the court.The arresting officer from the Cambridge Police Department described the Snapchat video as showing Morales laying in bed waving the handgun around in a “very care free” way before pointing the gun at the camera multiple times, pretending to make a shooting motion with the gun. Morales also showed the bullets loaded into the magazine for the gun in the video.The report also indicated that a juvenile was sitting on the same bed as Morales while she was taking the video. Officers talked to the two…
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