any information that indicates he brought these to school with the intention of using them, Ashe said.

The sheriff pointed out officers did not recover any ammunition for the pistol in the students car and noted the handgun could hold a maximum of 15 rounds.

This just goes to show you how valuable the SRO program is, Ashe said. He implemented the program in local schools 15 years ago.

Mike Davis, director of Wilson County Schools, said the student was apprehended when the weapons were found, and his parents were notified. He added the student was guilty of a no-tolerance offense and said he faces expulsion from school for up to one calendar year.

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