Private schools say police usually called in drug cases

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The apparent policy at Loyola Blakefield for handling drug busts without police intervention may be a rarity among private schools around Baltimore, according to an Examiner survey of 40 private schools in the region.

Parents and students told The Examiner in May that Loyola had confiscated drugs and expelled students without calling police.

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