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Case 6: 45m DJS Student
On Friday, November 27, 2015 at 6:45 Pm DJS student Brittney Leshawn Wilson walked to the back of the hallway attempting to be positive peer, when a non DJS student swung and hit DJS student Brittney Leshawn Wilson in the chest. As s result of the aggression from the non DJS student, DJS student Brittney Leshawn Wilson then grabbed non DJS student and engaged into a physical altercation. Staff Kia Green (Residential counselor) and Kay Williams ( Senior Residential Counselor) intervene and was able to separate the two students.
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