Two police officers leave Highland High School after Friday's drug raid. He said disciplinary actions are unlikely. The school has a zero drug tolerance on campus, Mr. Frakes said, but these drug activities wouldn't bring those penalties into play for students because the activities took place off school property. Fort Thomas police wouldn't release the surveillance video, saying it was part of an active investigation. Dill did describe one scene from the video in which students watch for a school official who regularly patrols outside of the school, stomping out their cigarettes and hiding the marijuana as the official walks through the area.
Some people make wrong decisions.
We hope that all of our students will learn that all actions have consequences. Mr. Haas is son of Fort Thomas councilman Eric Haas. Nine juveniles were charged with a total of three counts of trafficking, seven counts of possession of marijuana and four counts of possession of drug paraphernalia. The group of students arrested ranged in age from 14 to 18 and included males and females, according to Lt. Dill. The three adults likely will be arraigned Monday in Campbell County District Court.