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The L.A. County Department of Children and Family Services visited the Jacksons' Encino, Calif., home, but the family insists it was much ado about nothing.
"Blanket Jackson never saw or heard the stun gun," says attorney Adam Streisand in a statement. "Neither did Paris Jackson. Prince saw the stun gun in the possession of security. There is no second stun gun."
A rep for the DCFS declined to comment.
Streisand says Jaafar, who lives with his mother Alejandra at the home, ordered a stun gun online two weeks ago and opened the package alone in his bathroom and tested it on a piece of paper.
"Mrs. Jackson and security heard the sound coming from the second floor of the house," the lawyer says. "Immediately, security went upstairs and confiscated the stun gun. Mrs. Jackson took control over it and then had it removed from the house. There was no other incident."
"All of the kids are happy, healthy and wonderful and that is Mrs. Jackson's only objective and concern," Streisand adds.
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