You might remember her. She called a state trooper to set up a marijuana buy. She's going to get her job back. Good teacher material.
Feb 23, 2007 - Ann Greenfield, 34, a teacher at Murray Middle School, was arrested and charged with conspiracy to traffic a controlled substance within 1,000 yards of a school, possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia.
A trooper got a text message on his cell phone, it was someone wanting to buy marijuana. The trooper called the number back, then set up a location and a time to meet with the person text messaging him.
No other details available.
Feb 23 - WLEX-tv
reports that the text message sent to the trooper was the wrong number. He was at dinner with his wife and parents, celebrating her birthday when his phone started buzzing. He thought the text messages about buying marijuana were a joke. He set up the meeting where the teache was arrested.
Apr 25 - Ann Greenfield's attorney is
challenging the evidence and whether officers needed a search warrant to seach Greenfield's car. Murray Independent School District Superintendent Bob Rogers said the system is in the process of terminating Greenfield’s contract.
A court date has been set for May 17.
OUTRAGE June 1, 2007 - Greenfield will
get her job back, but not for five years. Fired after her arrest, A Kentucky Department of Education tribunal ruled Ann Greenfieldmust undergo drug treatment, and if she successfully passes fourrandom drug screenings during the suspension period, she can returnto the classroom in fall of 2009.
PLEADED GUILTY June 6 - Greenfield
pleaded guilty to on misdemeanor charges of possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia and conspiracy to obtain marijuana (less than 8 ounces).
ANOTHER TRIAL July 10 - Greenfield will
go to trial on charges of first-degree perjury for making a false statement to a grand jury. She was indicted on the felony charge in April - a month after the same grand jury indicted her on misdemeanor drug charges. Trial is set for October 31.
PERJURY CHARGES DISMISSED: Sept 29 - The felony perjury charge against a former middle school teacher has been
dismissed. The charge was dropped Tuesday against former Murray Middle School teacher Ann Greenfield “without prejudice,” meaning there has been no determination made concerning the allegation, though Greenfield could face the charge again.
Greenfield temporarily lost her job at Murray Middle School through August 2009; however she will be reinstated to the position if she abides by the conditions of an agreement reached between Ward and Blankenship and accepted by Calloway County District Court.
Under the agreement, much of which was recommended by a Kentucky Board of Education tribunal, Greenfield must undergo drug testing, drug counseling and abide by other restrictions to keep her job.