William Ingle, now 22, pleaded not guilty in early August to making false alarms in the alleged May 22 threat on the Piqua Junior High School.
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Police Chief Bruce Jamison said police received a call that Ingle made threats including “shooting up” a school, using explosives and referring to other school shootings as “amateurs.”
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Ingle subsequently was charged with the additional felony involving the girl.
Judge Christopher Gee found Ingle guilty and ordered a pre-sentence investigation. Sentencing will be Dec. 17.
Ingle remains in the county jail in lieu of $25,000 bail.
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