AFTER APPEARING IN FEDERAL COURT YESTERDAY (MONDAY), AN 18-YEAR-OLD MAN APPREHENDED IN COLUMBUS WILL NOT BE RELEASED FROM JAIL AFTER HIS ARREST FOR ALLEGED SWATTING INCIDENTS. 
ACCORDING TO THE US ATTORNEY, BRAYDEN GRACE IS ACCUSED OF MAKING A FALSE CALL TO LAW ENFORCEMENT THAT THERE WAS A SHOOTING AND BOMBING AT THE HOLLYWOOD CASINO IN COLUMBUS. GRACE WAS WANTED OUT OF THE DISTRICT OF MARYLAND FOR MAKING OTHER FALSE CALLS AS WELL AS SWATTING CALLS IN ALABAMA, GEORGIA, AND TO NEW YORK WHERE HE IS ALLEGED TO HAVE MADE A FAKE CALL ABOUT A BOMB THREAT TO AN AIRPORT. GRACE WAS ARRESTED AFTER HE WAS ON THE RUN FROM THE FBI FOR MORE THAN TWO WEEKS. HE WAS FOUND WITH HAIR DYE ON HIS HANDS, TRYING TO CHANGE HIS APPEARANCE. THE US ATTORNEY'S OFFICE ARGUED SUCCESSFULLY TO KEEP GRACE BEHIND BARS SAYING TO RELEASE HIM WOULD BE A DANGER TO THE COMMUNITY.