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An elementary school principal is accused of hosting “wild drug parties” on campus during school hours. Police in Florida have arrested principal David Groover. They allege he gave drugs to an undercover officer who was at his home as part of an elaborate sting operation. Police charged Groover with possession of meth, GHB (the so-called "date rape drug"), marijuana and steroids.
Principal Groover was in charge of a school that had kids from kindergarten through fifth grade. Complaints filed against him alleged he held “office parties during school hours” and that the “staff are allowed to do drugs and have alcohol on campus.”
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