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Police: Minors Brought Marijuana to Leadership Conference
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McGruff - The Crime Dog!
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Date: October 09, 2012 08:10PM
Police: Minors Brought Marijuana to Leadership Conference
Three 16-year-old Fairfax County students arrested for possession of substance during off-campus DECA meeting.
http://fallschurch.patch.com/articles/minors-charged-with-smoking-marijuana-during-leadership-conference
Three 16-year-old girls were arrested last week in Springfield for allegedly being in possession of marijuana at an off-campus event.
Officer Bud Walker, a spokesman for Fairfax County Police, say the teenagers were arrested at Waterford Receptions, an event venue that was hosting a regional high school leadership conference at the time of their arrests last Tuesday.
They were each charged with possession of marijuana, a misdemeanor.
On that day, Waterford Receptions hosted a fall leadership conference for several DECA (Distributive Education Clubs of America) clubs in Northern Virginia, part of an international group that trains young entrepreneurs in marketing, hospitality and other fields.
Walker said officers responded to the address at 11:11 a.m. Tuesday. The conference was held at the location from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Ryan Witzig, the DECA specialist for the Virginia chapters, confirmed several Fairfax County schools were represented at the DECA conference in Springfield, including Annandale High School, Chantilly High School, George C. Marshall High School, Hayfield Secondary School, James Madison High School, Lake Braddock Secondary, McLean High School, Mount Vernon High School, Oakton High School, Robinson Secondary School, Tysons Classroom and West Springfield High School.
Fairfax County Public Schools spokesman John Torre declined to comment on the incident, citing student privacy policies.
According to the Fairfax County Public Schools Student Rights and Responsibilities Handbook, students who use or possess marijuana while at a school-sponsored activity receive a 10-day suspension from school and a recommendation for expulsion.
The handbook says the division superintendent then holds a hearing "to determine whether a disciplinary action other than expulsion is appropriate."
It goes on to say "in any case, the School Board or Division Superintendent may determine, based on the facts of the particular case, that special circumstances exist and that another disciplinary action is appropriate."
Three 16-year-old Fairfax County students arrested for possession of substance during off-campus DECA meeting.
http://fallschurch.patch.com/articles/minors-charged-with-smoking-marijuana-during-leadership-conference
Three 16-year-old girls were arrested last week in Springfield for allegedly being in possession of marijuana at an off-campus event.
Officer Bud Walker, a spokesman for Fairfax County Police, say the teenagers were arrested at Waterford Receptions, an event venue that was hosting a regional high school leadership conference at the time of their arrests last Tuesday.
They were each charged with possession of marijuana, a misdemeanor.
On that day, Waterford Receptions hosted a fall leadership conference for several DECA (Distributive Education Clubs of America) clubs in Northern Virginia, part of an international group that trains young entrepreneurs in marketing, hospitality and other fields.
Walker said officers responded to the address at 11:11 a.m. Tuesday. The conference was held at the location from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Ryan Witzig, the DECA specialist for the Virginia chapters, confirmed several Fairfax County schools were represented at the DECA conference in Springfield, including Annandale High School, Chantilly High School, George C. Marshall High School, Hayfield Secondary School, James Madison High School, Lake Braddock Secondary, McLean High School, Mount Vernon High School, Oakton High School, Robinson Secondary School, Tysons Classroom and West Springfield High School.
Fairfax County Public Schools spokesman John Torre declined to comment on the incident, citing student privacy policies.
According to the Fairfax County Public Schools Student Rights and Responsibilities Handbook, students who use or possess marijuana while at a school-sponsored activity receive a 10-day suspension from school and a recommendation for expulsion.
The handbook says the division superintendent then holds a hearing "to determine whether a disciplinary action other than expulsion is appropriate."
It goes on to say "in any case, the School Board or Division Superintendent may determine, based on the facts of the particular case, that special circumstances exist and that another disciplinary action is appropriate."
Re: Police: Minors Brought Marijuana to Leadership Conference
Posted by:
Hard Liner
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Date: October 09, 2012 08:14PM
String the little junkie bitches up! A drug record will flow them - as it should. Wal-Mart needs workers like this and that's all the life they deserve.
Re: Police: Minors Brought Marijuana to Leadership Conference
Posted by:
GG
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Date: October 09, 2012 08:22PM
Appropriately caught by Officer Bud.
Re: Police: Minors Brought Marijuana to Leadership Conference
Posted by:
Throat Slitter
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Date: October 09, 2012 08:31PM
Pineapple Express? At a fucking DECA conference? When I was in high school, Class of '89, the DECA kids were the ones turning in the druggies to the rat patrol...If stick icky has indeed found its way into DECA, there is no hope for tomorrow's leaders. OH THE HUMANITY! IT'S A MADHOUSE! TAKE YOUR STINKY PAWS OFF ME YOU DAMN, DIRTY DRUGGIES!
Re: Police: Minors Brought Marijuana to Leadership Conference
Posted by:
B. Obama
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Date: October 09, 2012 09:02PM
I did this all the time. And got away with it. No one cares!
-Barry O.
-Barry O.
Re: Police: Minors Brought Marijuana to Leadership Conference
Posted by:
lolzzz
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Date: October 09, 2012 11:17PM
Is this really news?
Re: Police: Minors Brought Marijuana to Leadership Conference
Posted by:
media matters
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Date: October 09, 2012 11:22PM
B. Obama Wrote:
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> I did this all the time. And got away with it.
> No one cares!
>
> -Barry O.
But I think these gals were white.
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> I did this all the time. And got away with it.
> No one cares!
>
> -Barry O.
But I think these gals were white.
Re: Police: Minors Brought Marijuana to Leadership Conference
Posted by:
Duuudee
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Date: October 10, 2012 12:48AM
B. Obama Wrote:
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> I did this all the time. And got away with it.
> No one cares!
>
> -Barry O.
We know bro. Just not before the next debate again though OK?
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> I did this all the time. And got away with it.
> No one cares!
>
> -Barry O.
We know bro. Just not before the next debate again though OK?
Re: Police: Minors Brought Marijuana to Leadership Conference
Posted by:
B. Obama
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Date: October 10, 2012 07:46AM
Some might call me a hypocrite for being a big pot user while doing nothing to legalize it. Others who've done the same as me are now in prison, while I sit in the White House hosting state dinners. Tough for you! You're all suckers!
Re: Police: Minors Brought Marijuana to Leadership Conference
Posted by:
BEH
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Date: October 10, 2012 08:42AM
This is what the local cops are great at, busting minors for a little weed.
Missing persons, murders, rapes, grand larcenys , well, they're not so hot.
Missing persons, murders, rapes, grand larcenys , well, they're not so hot.
Re: Police: Minors Brought Marijuana to Leadership Conference
Posted by:
FBO
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Date: October 10, 2012 02:13PM
BEH Wrote:
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> This is what the local cops are great at, busting
> minors for a little weed.
>
> Missing persons, murders, rapes, grand larcenys ,
> well, they're not so hot.
This,
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I say "fuck" a lot...
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> This is what the local cops are great at, busting
> minors for a little weed.
>
> Missing persons, murders, rapes, grand larcenys ,
> well, they're not so hot.
This,
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I say "fuck" a lot...