WINDER (AP) — A middle school teacher is facing charges after police say she sold drugs to an 18- year-old friend who died the next day.
WXIA-TV reports that the teenager died after taking prescriptions drugs provided to her by Emily Smith, a sixth-grade math teacher. Evidence of the transaction was found on the teen’s cell phone, which led back to Smith.
The 37-year-old Smith has not been charged in the death of the young woman. Smith is no longer employed by the school system. She is free on $8,000 bond.
The Barrow County sheriff is looking for a second suspect in the drug transaction.
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March 10, 2013
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