Friday, May 26, 2006
Why Do You Think They Call It "Scooby Snacks"?
When a teacher asked a 6-year-old boy to pull a folder out of his Scooby-Doo backpack earlier this week, a bag filled with 25 smaller bags of marijuana fell out, court document said.
"Ruh-Oh...rhose don't rook rike crayons...."
©2006
The teacher gave the drugs to a school administrator, who called police. Before officers arrived, the boy's father showed up at school. The criminal complaint in the case said he took the backpack from his son and quickly walked away.
The man was later arrested and told investigators he hid the marijuana in the backpack, and left it in a bedroom closet. When he discovered the backpack was missing, he ran to his son's nearby school, but the boy had just discovered the drugs.
The man, Corey Randle, 29, was charged with a fifth-degree drug-sale charge.
"Ruh-Oh...rhose don't rook rike crayons...."
©2006
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