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During third period, Eniya McPherson was talking to Ayanna McClure about “Bloods” and “Crips”. As well as she continuously to used profanity throughout her conversation. However, while I was still at my desk Eniya told the class that she have a real fucking gun. Then she ask the class if they want her to bring it to school. Therefore, Ayanna told her to stop talking like that because the teacher is listen to you and you can get in trouble.

Immediately, I reported this threat to Mrs. King and then to Mrs. Hart.
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