What do our schools do with confiscated drugs?

[jaguars4ever]

Why, put it to good use of course!

[SteveThaiBinh]

It looks a bit flimsy at first glance, doesn't it? Of course, the police must have more evidence than is revealed here. But when I read this kind of story, my first thought is always that teachers and headteachers do attract more grudges than most, and in a profession where even an ultimately disproven accusation can devastate reputations and careers.

[Dark_Raven]

Must be that school enforces the Just Say Yes policy when it comes to drugs.

[Hurlshort]

They need Tom Berenger to come in and clean this school out!

[Dark_Raven]

Say no to drugs! A good Marine is a clean thinking Marine!

[Krookie]

lol

[Dark Moth]

Now we know!

 

And Knowing is half the battle!

[Gfted1]

It looks a bit flimsy at first glance, doesn't it? Of course, the police must have more evidence than is revealed here. But when I read this kind of story, my first thought is always that teachers and headteachers do attract more grudges than most, and in a profession where even an ultimately disproven accusation can devastate reputations and careers.

 

I cant find the link now but I read a more detailed version of the story yesterday. Apparently they caught him red handed selling to a police informant. They raided his office after the informant left and found meth sitting out on the desk and the marked bills used to make the purchase.

[Walsingham]

A poorly regulated power-crazed security ape abusing their power!? Who would've thunk it?

[Kor Qel Droma]

I remember the good old days when a teacher would just end up smoking the dimebag they'd catch you with, and not phone the cops. But a principal dealing meth? Uberlame.