Two Arrested for Drugs at South Central High School

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By Donnell Preskey, Assistant News Director - email

Bismarck Police arrest two students after a drug deal at South Central High School.

Two students are arrested in connection to a drug deal at school.

Bismarck Police say two 17 year old students were cited and are now in custody at the Youth Correctional Center in Mandan.

Police say a student overheard a discussion about synthetic drugs and notified school officials.

One teen was cited with delivery of a controlled substance, the other was cited with possession of synthetic marijuana.

The drug deal happened Thursday morning at South Central High School in Bismarck.

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