BURTONSVILLE, Md. (ABC7) — A man
managed to tiptoe his way into Paint Branch High School, where police
say he attempted to deal plastic baggies of marijuana from his backpack.
Emmanuel
Akum, 19, of Silver Spring, is facing charges of possession with intent
to distribute a controlled dangerous substance on school property,
trespass on school grounds and disturbing school operations.
According
to Montgomery County Police, on Wednesday, January 13, PBHS assistant
principal Traci Pettis-Jones spotted Akum roaming the second floor of
the school. When she attempted to speak with him, Akum tried escaping
out a back door, where security guards managed to stop him.
Akum,
who'd been kicked off school property just one week earlier, refused to
tell school leaders why he'd returned to campus as he was not a Paint
Branch student.
School staff reported a "very strong odor of
marijuana" coming from Akum. And so, they searched the 19-year-old's
backpack and found a plastic bag containing 26 individually wrapped
baggies. Each baggie had marijuana inside. Akum, police say, also had
$51 in his wallet: 10 $5 bills and one $1 bill...
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"... roaming the second floor of the school." Was ist los!
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