Police: UA Student Tried to Sell Pot at FHS Campus
By: Amanda Ashley
Updated: November 9, 2012
Police arrested a University of Arkansas student who they say was trying to sell pot to students on the Fayetteville High School campus.
On Monday, officers at FHS said they noticed two students walking into the woods on school groundsaround lunchtime. They followed the students to a table where a group sat with Kayce Conville, according to reports.
Police said there were baggies of marijuana, rolling papers two knives and a synthetic drug, 25-I, spread out on the table. Conville told police she was a UA student and wanted to make some extra money.
Conville, 18 from Conway, faces charges of distributing controlled substances near a school, possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia.
On Monday, officers at FHS said they noticed two students walking into the woods on school groundsaround lunchtime. They followed the students to a table where a group sat with Kayce Conville, according to reports.
Police said there were baggies of marijuana, rolling papers two knives and a synthetic drug, 25-I, spread out on the table. Conville told police she was a UA student and wanted to make some extra money.
Conville, 18 from Conway, faces charges of distributing controlled substances near a school, possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia.
