When Principal Jean Barker from Bishop Brady High School in New Hampshire confiscated a cell phone from a student, she never expected to be involved in a drug bust set up by herself. The bust involved a 17-year-old student from a neighboring high school and took place on school grounds. This teen is screwed.

The plan was set in motion after the principal received a text from John Huckins on a cell phone she had taken from a student. The test read, “Yo, you need a bag?” to which the principal replied “yeah dawg bring two. meet me behind my school”. Although reluctant at first, sending messages stating “that’s so sketchy” and “dude, I don’t like that”, greed got the better of Huckins and he agreed to meet his “friend” on school grounds. Once he said yes, Barker called police who were waiting for the teen’s arrival. Huckins was arrested with a quarter ounce of weed.

Huckins originally suspended for ten days for starting the deal on his cell phone while at school but later suspended him for the remainder of the school year. Huckins not got his lawyer, Mark, Howard, involved and is trying to claim the charges are not valid because the principal entrapped him. Yeah, that’s going to work.

In addition, he is claiming,

“he school district neglected to provide the written charges against him or inform him he could bring a lawyer to his suspension hearing.”

“If he has a long-term suspension on his record, that may very well lead to his colleges withdrawing their acceptance letters,” said Howard.

Look, if Huckins were really that interested in his future he never would have been conducting such shady business in the first place. Also, suspension is the least of his worries as the sale of the drugs is a felony. Huckins is being charged with possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute, which carries a sentence of up to seven years. Huckins lawyer should focus on getting him out of that problem before worrying about whether he’ll finish school. At this point, regardless of whether the suspension is shortened, there will still be a record of his suspension because of illegal activities. In terms of Huckins looking bad for colleges, yeah, he’s basically boned.

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