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A chaotic scene occurred Saturday night in Maryland after a gun scare interrupted a basketball game featuring Bronny James, the son of Lakers star LeBron James.

Sierra Canyon’s Bronny James #0 is seen against Paul VI during a high school basketball game at the Hoophall Classic, Monday, January 20, 2020, in Springfield, MA. (Gregory Payan/AP)

With the clock winding down in a game between James’ Sierra Canyon, of Los Angeles, and local team DeMatha Catholic, a fight broke out in the stands and someone yelled “gun,” leading to the game stopping and the players running off the court for their own safety.

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Sierra Canyon (playing as CBC) ran off the court. Sources are saying a fight broke out in the stands and “gun” was yelled, which prompted the frantic ending.pic.twitter.com/DAQ45v0A7x

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The game was not resumed after the incident, but police told TMZ Sports that no weapon was found after a “thorough search” was conducted.

In an Instagram story, Bronny James lamented that “high schoolers can’t even hoop in peace now a days.”

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LA Lakers forward LeBron James waits for the end of the game to meet his son, Sierra Canyon's Bronny James, after their defeat at the hands of Paul VI in a high school basketball game at the Hoophall Classic, Monday, January 20, 2020, in Springfield, MA.

LA Lakers forward LeBron James waits for the end of the game to meet his son, Sierra Canyon’s Bronny James, after their defeat at the hands of Paul VI in a high school basketball game at the Hoophall Classic, Monday, January 20, 2020, in Springfield, MA. (Gregory Payan/AP)

Both teams skipped scheduled games on Sunday at the same event.

Bronny James, a senior, is one of the top recruits in high school basketball, but has not yet decided where he will play or train next year, likely with an eye on the 2024 NBA Draft.

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