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Today at approximately 11:40pm in parking lot D, I, officer George, saw a few cars revving their engines and squealing tires. When I walked over to the cars I believed were involved I asked "do you know who was squealing the tires." The two males both said "they didn't know who was involved with incident." As I was about to walk away a man pulled up in a blue Honda license plate ME 225-AJR belonging to a operator who identified himself as "Cory". He was revving his engine as loud as he could to impress his friends laughing at the picnic tables. Mr. Fowler spoke to the student about how he was acting immature trying to show off after we just spoke to an individuals trying to do the same thing. Mr. Fowler promptly after asked the male student
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