There's no need to report the situation, even if it makes you uncomfortable. If you notice that someone has a weapon of any kind at work, that's their own personal business. You shouldn't report it. If you feel uncomfortable about reporting threats, aggressive behavior or warning signs of potential violence you've observed at work, it would be better for you to make a report anonymously than not to make one at all. That's the only way to show people that they can't push you around.
Women commit about fifty percent of the violent acts that occur in the workplace.
You should know what to do in the event of a violent incident at your workplace, just as you know what to do in the event of a fire. You can help the University in its efforts to prevent workplace violence .