article_snippet: The messages, exchanged using the GroupMe app, included threats to maim and 'kill' Five women's lacrosse players at the University of Maryland Baltimore County freshmen teammates and 'take down the coaches.'
article_snippet: The Baltimore Post-Examiner received an anonymous email on Friday that contained 16 pages of text screenshots capturing the alleged messages that appeared under the heading 'Sophmores rule.' the alleged messages that appeared under the heading 'Sophmores rule weren't sent to the freshmen, but exchanged between the senior girls who expressed the alleged messages that appeared under the heading 'Sophmores rule hatred for the alleged messages that appeared under the heading 'Sophmores rule new teammates.
article_snippet: In one text, a player asked if a player can just threaten the freshmen and not haze the freshmen.
article_snippet: That triggered the response from another player, 'Can we just kill them?'
article_snippet: To which another replied, 'I'll pitch in.' 'we wanted to make sure you were aware of the extreme situation at UMBC concerning the women's lacrosse team,' an anonymous email on Friday that contained 16 pages of text screenshots capturing the alleged messages that appeared under the heading 'Sophmores rule said. '
article_snippet: It is an appalling situation of a jealous older group threatening and carrying out threats of harm against the freshman class.'
highlights_snippet: Mackenzie Reese, 19, Alyssa Semones, 21, Amber Kovalick, 19, Meghan Milani, 19, and Brittany Marquess exchanged messages using the GroupMe app that included threats to maim and 'kill'