Source: The Media Awareness Project of DrugSense Dear Readers, I goofed one up. The following AP wire service story (posted yesterday) is about the Cleveland in Texas. Thanks to John Wilson for alerting me to the proper location! Hmmm, I did not know you could get arrested for carrying a pistol in Texas. But the 28 grams of pot should have alerted me, because that would result in about a $200 fine in Ohio. Plus Ohio does it by the ounce, not grams. No metric system here (for those who do not know, I live in Toledo, OH) - Richard Pubdate: Sun, 22 Mar 1998 Source: Associated Press JUNIOR HIGH PRINCIPAL CHARGED WITH MARIJUANA POSSESSION, CARRYING A GUN CLEVELAND -- A junior high school principal has been suspended with pay after being charged with possession of marijuana and unlawfully carrying a pistol. Richard Kreiner, 47, of Cleveland, was released on $1,500 bail Friday after being jailed overnight by the Woodbranch Village Police Department on the drug and weapon charges. He was in his first year as principal of Cleveland Junior High School after having been a successful teacher in the Bryan school district. "He was suspended, pending review of the police reports. If the charges are true, they violate our code of ethics. We have a zero-tolerance policy here on such things," said Nancy Fuller, interim superintendent for the Cleveland Independent School District. She said Kreiner did not have a criminal history. Woodbranch Police Chief Stoney England said one of his officers pulled over Kreiner's truck on U.S. 59 Thursday because of an "obstructed license plate." He said Kreiner aroused suspicion when he leaned over and appeared to be hiding something under the front seat. The officer recovered a .357-caliber Magnum pistol, which Kreiner had no permit for, as well as 28 grams of marijuana from under the seat, England said. Kreiner, who has an unpublished telephone number, could not be reached for comment Saturday by The Associated Press.