Schools administrator indicted in drug ring

The Washington Times ^ | 1-26-05 | Matthew Cella and Jim McElhatton

[JZelle]

A high-level Prince George's County public schools administrator has been indicted for her role in a multi-million dollar, international drug ring out of the Hampton Roads area of Virginia. Pamela Yvette Hoffler-Riddick, regional assistant superintendent for the county's Region 3, was named in a 324-count indictment unsealed Monday by federal prosecutors. Three dozen persons were named in the indictment, which stated the ring handled more than $20 million worth of cocaine and marijuana from September 1996 to Jan. 14.

[JZelle]

Unreal! First it's sex with kids, now this!!

[martin_fierro]

Peep this.

[NativeNewYorker]

I also

wish to thank...Dr. Pamela

Hoffler-Riddick, for an enriching and very memorable dimension of campus life.

http://tinyurl.com/43vwv

[Ron in Acreage]

it was for "the Children"

[bmwcyle]

I don't trust women who marry and hyphenate their names.

[Rakkasan1]

she's from diversityville.

[esoxmagnum]

Bah, he'll go to jail for a bit, but still collect a 6 figure pension, with an annual cost of living raise for his "early retirement".

Then, get out, and be hired as a tenured professor at one of our illustrious universities.

[JZelle]

Sick isn't it! Yet all you ever hear is how corrupt business executives never get punished and leave with big pensions. What about corrupt government employees?

[JZelle]

Yeah, P.G. County is pretty much an annex to D.C.