Lincoln-Sudbury Students Caught with Pot on Campus

A Lincoln-Sudbury administrator contacted the Sudbury Police Department on April 24 to report two juvenile students were caught with a small amount of marijuana.

According to Lt. Scott Nix, both students are 14 years old.

"It's under investigation as to whether charges will be filed or some other civil disposition issued," he said.

Later in the day an officer on patrol on Dutton Road witnessed a car parked in the Memorial Forest parking lot with its headlights off and brake lights on.

The responding officer noticed two males in the car, and after completing an investigation issued both civil violations for being in possession of less than an ounce of marijuana. The fine for the violation is $100.

Nix said both men were from Sudbury.

In other police news from April 24, a motor vehicle stop on Boston Post Road resulted in the arrest of a Southbridge man.

Philip C. Pierce, 25, of 400 North Main St., Apt. 4F, was pulled over at about 4:40 p.m.

An investigation revealed Pierce had a warrant out for his arrest from the East Brookfield Court for:

• Operating a motor vehicle after having his license suspended;
• Operating an unregistered vehicle;
• Operating an uninsured vehicle;
• Plate violation.

He was released at 9 p.m. and was scheduled to be arraigned at Framingham District Court on April 25.