Rafael Decomas is accused of posting a threat to kill a Florida Atlantic University professor on Twitter. 
 
 BOCA RATON, Fla. - A Florida Atlantic University student is accused of posting a threat to kill one of his professors on Twitter. 
 
 Rafael Decomas, 20, of Riviera Beach, was arrested last week on a charge of sending a written threat to kill. 
 
 According to an FAU police report, a Twitter post published about 1 a.m. Tuesday read, "Bey I gern f---ing kill dis professor bey this is my confession to a premeditated murder." The tweet was posted from "@Ashelaniqua, Cutie Claus." 
 
 FAU police said they were able to trace the account to Decomas because the Twitter profile linked him to the Caribbean Student Association. 
 
 According to the report, Decomas told police he was upset that his data structure professor had schedule a final exam for 7 a.m. Because Decomas lives in Riviera Beach, police said he told them, he would have to wake up at 5 a.m. 
 
 "Decomas stated he did not intend to harm anyone and tweeted the post out of frustration," the report said. "Decomas advised that he deleted the post soon after publishing it." 
 
 Palm Beach County jail records show Decomas was released on a $5,000 bond. 
 
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– A Florida Atlantic University student unhappy about an early morning exam now has to get up for court hearings as well. Police say that after his data structure professor scheduled a 7am exam, Rafael Decomas tweeted: "Bey I gern f---ing kill dis professor bey this is my confession to a premeditated murder," using the handle @Ashelaniqua. Police say they tracked the 20-year-old down through his Twitter profile's link to the Caribbean Student Association, Local 10 reports. The Boca Raton resident was charged with making a written threat to kill and released on $5,000 bond. According to a police report seen by the Miami Herald, Decomas told officers he "did not intend to harm anyone and tweeted the post out of frustration" after realizing that he would have get up at 5am to get to the exam in time. He "advised that he deleted the post soon after publishing it," the report states. (This man was blocked from Twitter after threatening to kill a mosquito.)