Crime

The 29-year-old is a student at BU, according to the university's student directory.

A Chelsea man who was arrested after allegedly threatening the Boston University campus, students, and deans pleaded not guilty Friday, court records show. 

Maximillien Sajous, 29, was arraigned Friday morning in the Brighton division of the Boston Municipal Court. 

He faces felony charges of stalking and a bomb/hijack threat, as well as misdemeanor charges of harassment and threat to commit a crime, according to court documents. 

Sajous is accused of making a mass shooting threat and posting photos of shell casings, a BU dean’s residence, and targets from a shooting range, according to a spokesperson for the Suffolk County District Attorney’s office. 

Court records indicate at least three warrants were issued for his arrest between April 27 and May 6. Sajous is currently being held without bail on the grounds of dangerousness. 

Sajous’ name is included in BU’s directory of students, and a LinkedIn profile for Maximillien V. Sajous identifies him as a BU law student. The account also says he is part of the BU Law Review and is a legal research and writing assistant in the School of Law.

However, WCVB reported that Sajous had a position as a summer intern for the Attorney General’s Office rescinded after the office “learned he was no longer enrolled as a Boston University law student.”