Police: Teacher Busted In Campus Drug Sweep
Teacher Suspended By District
POSTED: Wednesday, May 31, 2006
UPDATED: 8:42 pm CDT May 31,
2006
SAN ANTONIO -- Police who were searching for drugs at a Texas middle school with canines found marijuana, but it didn't belong to a student, San Antonio television station KSAT reported.During a routine parking lot drug sweep, police found the drug in the car of teacher Samuel Flores, 27.Some students told KSAT that Flores is a seventh-grade English teacher.Flores was suspended by the South Side School District in San Antonio while authorities investigate the findings.He was charged with possession of marijuana in a school safety zone, according to police.He posted a $1,600 bond.
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