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Assistant principal, security charged in drug scheme www.privateofficer.com

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East Hartford CT May 9 2009 hartfordcourant.com An assistant principal is charged with injury to a minor and tampering with a witness after she allegedly sent a student to buy drugs from another student “in an attempt to catch the other student selling drugs,” police said. Amy Watson, 37, of South Alton Street in Manchester, was released [...]

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