GARDINER, Maine (AP) — A random search for drugs at a Maine high school has resulted in charges against a math teacher.
Gardiner Police Chief James Toman says the random search of Gardiner Area High School on Sept. 13 was conducted by officers from his department, and dogs and officers from the Maine State Police. He says during the search of a parking lot, the dogs sniffed drugs in three vehicles.
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