A teen who brought a gun into the Jim Thorpe High School late last year entered a guilty plea in Carbon County court on Thursday.

Sabir Duncan Johnson, 18, of Albrightsville, pleaded guilty to one count of possession of a weapon on school property.He was arrested by Jim Thorpe police after they responded to the high school on Nov. 27, 2013, to a report of a student with a gun.On scene police recovered a Black Ops air-propelled revolver with six bullets in the school. The gun was described as a BB gun.Police were called to the school after some students reported to school authorities that Johnson had a weapon.The school went into lockdown as police from Nesquehoning, Kidder Township, and state police assisted borough officers. A search was made of the entire school.Johnson told Judge Steven Serfass he showed the gun to two female students and then placed it in a locker.He said he was planning on taking the gun with him for a weekend visit with his mother in the Philadelphia area. He said he had no other intentions with weapon.Johnson told the court, "I didn't believe I was a menace as the newspapers said."Serfass said he hoped Johnson, who has lived in foster care and group homes since he was 3,realizes why people were so concerned about a weapon at the school.Serfass then sentenced him to time served (15 days in jail), and ordered herender 100 hours ofcommunity service and to stay out of the highschool.