The J.R. Tucker High School freshman was charged with two felony counts of malicious wounding on Oct. 31 after a verbal argument at lunch on Thursday escalated into a physical altercation in the hallway on Friday, according to those sources.
The student came to school with a homemade weapon constructed with razor blades hidden in an arm cast, sources said.
After confronting one student, sources told Burkett that the freshman slashed the arm of one student and cut the hand of another who was trying to intervene.
The boy was transported to a juvenile detention facility.

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