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On 12-08-2016, Zavion Frederick Southerland was charged with Rule violations 10 and 31. Information gathered from staff and student witnesses indicated that Zavion Frederick Southerland was observed trespassing and in possession of a loaded handgun on Phillip O. Berry campus during the 2nd period lunch. Coach Andrew Howard (Dean of Students) stated that while on lunch duty he notice a young man who did not look familiar to him in the atrium area. He asked the young man to come here for a minute because he wanted to talk to him, because Zavion Frederick Southerland was talking with 3 other students that attended Phillip O Berry. Coach Andrew Howard also stated that as a result of him making the statement to Zavion Frederick Southerland that

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