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 HELENA, Mont. (AP) — A Montana man is charged with threatening to shoot a boy for sharing information about a subplot of the new "Star Wars" movie during an online conversation. 
 
 Arthur Charles Roy, of Helena, was charged with felony assault with a weapon Monday during an appearance in Lewis and Clark County Justice Court. He remains jailed with his bail set at $10,000. 
 
 Roy, 18, became angry Thursday when he learned details about "Star Wars: The Force Awakens," from a Facebook friend, prosecutors said. 
 
 Roy sent the friend a picture of himself with a gun and threatened to come to the victim's school to shoot him, court records said. Roy reportedly said the gun was a Colt 1911 with a "hair trigger." 
 
 The friend called a school resource officer Thursday afternoon to report the threat. 
 
 Helena's alternative high school was locked down Friday morning after students said they were afraid Roy might follow through with his threat. Police arrested Roy on Friday afternoon. He declined to answer questions on the advice of his attorney, court records said. 
 
 Roy's mother asked why her son was being arrested since it was only a BB gun in the photo, charging documents said. 
 
 Chris Abbott, Roy's public defender in an ongoing separate case, wasn't immediately available to comment Tuesday. It's not clear if Abbott has been assigned to this case.
– An 18-year-old Montana man turned to the Dark Side last week, allegedly threatening to shoot a friend for spoiling Star Wars: The Force Awakens, the AP reports. Police say Arthur Roy sent his friend a picture of himself with a gun—which he implied had a "hair trigger"—on Thursday and threatened to come to his school to shoot him. His friend's offense? Revealing some plot details of The Force Awakens over Facebook. The friend told school officials about the picture. And according to the Billings Gazette, the friend's school, Front Street Learning Center in Helena, was locked down Friday morning over concerns about Roy's threat. Police arrested Roy on Friday afternoon, and on Monday he was charged with felony assault with a weapon, the AP reports. According to the Billings Gazette, Roy remains in custody on $10,000 bond. The gun in the picture turned out to be a BB gun. Roy is also facing charges for felony sexual intercourse without consent in an unrelated incident. Police say Roy had sex with a 14-year-old girl—who is legally too young to give consent in Montana—in October.