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Show The Park Record Wed/Thurs/Fri, May 4-6, 2005 CITY BEAT A-5 Live Mop Summit Tark CITY EDITOR: Jay Hamburger 649-9014 ext.111 citynews@parkrecord.com $399,ooo Ski, Mountain 'Bike, tfike In your Own 'Backyard Student arrested on drug charge "Us disturbing any lime you have anybody involved in drug use, but especially a 16-year-old," Ryan said. He said the substance was meant suspension. He said he does not By JAY HAMBURGER expect the student to return to the for the students own use and she high school during the current did not intend to sell it. Of the Record staff Smith said he was not shocked Park Cily police officers arrested school year. 'Hie last day of school is by the case, arguing thai methama female Park City High School stu- June 10. Police Lt. Rick Ryan, who com- phetaminc is a drug that is becomdent on drug charges last Thursday after she was allegedly was caught mands the departments schools ing more common in America and with a substance believed lo be detail, said administrators at the Park City reflects such trends. "It fits within a profile of our methamphetaminc. the Park City high school confronted the student. When the police arrived, the stu- community, a profile of the United Police Department said. The police said the 16-year-old dent had been brought lo a vice Stales," Smith said, adding, "It's disstudent faces a misdemeanor charge principals office, Ryan said. 'Hie turbing, no doubt about it, it's not a of possession of a controlled sub- substance was found in her back- surprise." However, Smith said the case is stance. She was referred to the juve- pack, he said. Smith declined lo offer details one of the first he is aware of at the nile court system. 'Hie police did not release her name because she is a about the case, nor discuss what high school involving methamphetjuvenile but said she lives in Summit prompted the high school lo investi- aminc He said narcotic cases at the high school typically involve mariCounty. 'Hie student was released to gate. her mother, the police said. Ryan said the police found two juana or prescription medications. "Meth is one of these (drugs) Hal Smith, the principal at the grams of a substance suspected lo high school, said the student is be melhamphetamine, a glass pipe that is increasing in society," he said. either a junior or sophomore. Smith used for smoking, a pillbox and "If it (-increases) in society, it said she was suspended but he rolling papers. He said the student increases with adolescent youths," refused to specify the length of the admitted (hat she possessed the Smith said. dnms. Smith acknowledges that Girl at high school caught with substance police say is meth mcthamphetaminc might be more widespread at the high school. Typically, more than one person is involved, he said. "It's very seldom drugs are isolated to one person." Smith said. Kim Keffer, the co-president of the parcnt-teacher-student organization at the high school, said I he incident is "extremely sad" and that she is confident in the work of Hilary Hayes, the vice principal at the high school, as she combals drugs and ensures students are helped if needed. She said she is not surprised by the allegations against the student and said that melhamphelamine is "fairly common around the nation." "Should I be startled and want lo lynch these kids and their parents? No." Keffer said. She said she prefers that the schools help the students through methods like intervention and said the ingredients for methamphetamine should be better controlled. "How lo beat itV Education." Keffer said. 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On Saturday, April 30 al 5:35 The police were summoned to the 2700 block of Deer Valley Drive p.m., Ihe police received a complaint at 6:24 p.m. on Sunday, May 1. from a woman who said her daughwhere three youths were reportedly ter was with a friend who had skateboarding on the properly. 'Hie reportedly run away. An officer L unc/j <>{• iJinr.er f nlrce police were unable to locate the found them and look them home, (Nor .tv.iil.ihl' lor Stm.liv Hnin-.-h< the police said. youths. At 11:38 p.m.. the police received Earlier in the day. another skateReservations: 645-6455 a complaint that two racaxxis were boarding case was reported. www.srcinlcKlyL-.com lighting at a person's house on the A person was reported on the ground in a parking lot on the 14CX) 1700 block of Lucky John Drive. 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