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There’s an increase law enforcement presence at Gray’s Creek High School in Cumberland County after threats of a riot began circulating on social media on Friday. The threats come amid a Confederate flag controversy and other racially charged language on campus. The schools principal sent a recorded message to parents Thursday night to “address concerns regarding a potential disruption to our learning environment.”

She also said in a statement:

We have been made aware of social media posts making reference to students forming a protest tomorrow at school,” “protests are welcome in our society, but are not welcome on public school grounds. Students will not be allowed to protest in any capacity tomorrow.”

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