Friday, April 08, 2005
Wait! I saw a movie about this....
Except the movie was made well before these events.
Jax
DAN KLEPAL, CINCINATI ENQUIRER - The eight-month undercover investigation at Milford High School by a private detective, hired to pose as a student and infiltrate the school's drug scene, was so secret that school board members didn't even know of the $60,000 expenditure to the Dayton security firm that provided the detective. Only Superintendent John Frye, who came up with the idea, and school board president Carol Ball, who gave her approval, knew of the investigation in which the detective in her 20s posed as an 18-year-old student who went to classes, took exams, and went to after-school parties without anyone - including teachers - knowing her identity. . . The investigation culminated Friday with the arrest of 16 students on drug-trafficking charges. Twelve are juveniles. (Link)
Jax
DAN KLEPAL, CINCINATI ENQUIRER - The eight-month undercover investigation at Milford High School by a private detective, hired to pose as a student and infiltrate the school's drug scene, was so secret that school board members didn't even know of the $60,000 expenditure to the Dayton security firm that provided the detective. Only Superintendent John Frye, who came up with the idea, and school board president Carol Ball, who gave her approval, knew of the investigation in which the detective in her 20s posed as an 18-year-old student who went to classes, took exams, and went to after-school parties without anyone - including teachers - knowing her identity. . . The investigation culminated Friday with the arrest of 16 students on drug-trafficking charges. Twelve are juveniles. (Link)
