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Jon Street
November 07, 2014
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A high school student in Sikeston, Missouri, was suspended Tuesday after downloading a photo of a gun to his iPad and having two batteries with the labels torn off, causing some to mistake the batteries for bullets.

KFVS12 News

In a Facebook post Wednesday, the Sikeston Department of Public Safety dispelled the rumors that the student had a gun on campus.

Post by Sikeston Department of Public Safety.

Officials at Sikeston High School, including Superintendent Tom Williams, did not immediately respond to calls from TheBlaze asking if the student is still suspended.

(H/T: KFVS-TV)

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