posted November 20, 2009
A drug search at Bradley Central High School on Thursday only turned up a small amount of marijuana in a pickup truck in the parking lot.
Authorities said two drug-sniffing dogs hit on that vehicle and one other in the parking lot.
Seventeen officers and six dogs took part in the search through the school buildings and parking lot.
One person was arrested in connection with the marijuana discovery.
Johnny McDaniel, director of Bradley County Schools, thanked the officers who conducted the search and praised the school administration, including principal Todd Shoemaker.
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