Arpil 25, 2008 - Brittany Baxter-Stuchell, 20, a pre-school teacher at Capital Christian Daycare Center., was sentenced to 30 days in jail - not prison - as part of her probation for selling cocaine in an undercover sting operation. 
She pleaded guilty to sale of a controlled substance stemming from a Feb. 28, 2007, transaction where she sold 24 grams of cocaine to an undercover 
officer. She also told the officer that she could provide marijuana, Ecstasy or hallucinogenic mushrooms. When she was released from jail, the judge was blunt. "You're accused of selling dope and a lot of it. What's the matter with you?" asked East Fork Justice Jim EnEarl. "You don't have a clue."
The probation was because she cooperated with law enforcement in other drug investigations.
Her lawyer, Derrick Lopez, said Baxter-Stuchell realized the felony conviction put her dreams of becoming a teacher on hold for at least 15 years until her record may be sealed.
"She did have dreams of becoming a teacher," Lopez said. "She knows now that is gone for a very long time. That is a significant punishment."
