Custodian Accused of Selling Drugs on School Grounds in Maryland

Authorities say Kiayer Kenneth Chapman, 23 -- who was working the evening shift as a temporary custodian -- was selling drugs at the school after classes were dismissed for the day

An Accokeek man is accused of selling drugs at the school where he worked.

Authorities say Kiayer Kenneth Chapman, 23 -- who was working the evening shift as a temporary custodian -- was selling drugs at the school after classes were dismissed for the day.

The investigation began when a school resource officer at North Point High School in Waldorf received a tip Thursday. That night, a police K9 alerted officers to the presence of drugs in Chapman's vehicle, which was parked in the school parking lot.

Officers say they found two sandwich-size bags of marijuana with an estimated street value of $500, a digital scale and cash inside the car.

Chapman has been charged with possession of a controlled dangerous substance with intent to distribute, possession of a controlled dangerous substance on school property, and possession of drug paraphernalia.

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