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Scenario Weapon Access

5 claims on pp. 79–84 (statement 4, conjecture 1).

Claims about Scenario Weapon Access

Statement [V] p079-16

Scenario P vignette: hallway fight, bullied student with prior knife, unsecured firearms at home

Scenario P: A fight breaks out in the hallway during passing time, and student witnesses reported hearing one of the aggressors shout, “see you tomorrow for another round,” and the bullied student replying, “Fine. This ends tomorrow.” The incident involves a student who has a history of being bullied and was caught brandishing a knife (which they said they needed “to try to get all of them to stop”) last school year. An investigation determined that there were unsecured firearms in the family home.

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Conjecture [V] p083-03

In high-risk incidents a home visit might be made by law enforcement to assess weapon access

In high-risk incidents with substantial concerns about violence, a home visit might be made by a law enforcement officer to assess whether the student has access to firearms or other weapons in the home.

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Statement [V] p084-22

Scenario P: student with history of being bullied caught brandishing a knife last year

The incident involves a student who has a history of being bullied and was caught brandishing a knife (which they said they needed “to try to get all of them to stop”) last school year.

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