According to a report from CBS News on June 5th, a traffic coordinator in Delaware County, Pennsylvania, has come under police investigation for allegedly distributing e-cigarettes and suspected marijuana products to students.
Kiara Lee has been accused of providing e-cigarettes to students. Local authorities are urging families with information, especially if their children have had any interactions with the traffic director, to come forward.
According to a report from the local prosecutor's office in Delaware County, Lee was reportedly providing e-cigarettes to students near the intersection of North McDade Boulevard and Summit Street, which is approximately five blocks away from the school. Following a police investigation last month, a student who witnessed the incidents told school officials that they had seen Lee offering e-cigarettes to students at least three times.
A student who received an e-cigarette told authorities that they often used marijuana with Li. The guardian of the student who received the e-cigarette stated that Li also provided marijuana to their child.
According to official sources, text exchanges between the students and Li confirm that they did indeed consume edibles containing marijuana.
The district police chief, Joseph Gabe, stated in a press release:
Our dedicated team understands that protecting the children in our community is at the absolute core of our mission. While marijuana may seem harmless to some in the community, I believe we can all agree that passersby should not be offering drugs to our children - even if it's "just" marijuana.
According to the local prosecutor's office, as of Tuesday afternoon, Li has been detained and is awaiting a hearing. She is accused of possession of marijuana with intent to sell and enticing minors.
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