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Authorities in Floyd County reported the arrest of a Coosa High School physical education teacher for allegedly attempting to purchase a painkiller from a student.
According to authorities, Scott Swantic, who also coaches football at the school, was arrested and placed on leave from the school.
Swantic, who was released on $10,000 bail, allegedly tried to buy Hydrocodone from a student. Swantic is not allowed on campus pending the outcome of the investigation.
Police did not say if the student was charged.
A former Pebblebrook High School teacher has turned himself in to face charges of enticing a child for sex.
Corey L. Grayson, 32, of Duluth, is accused of soliciting a 15-year-old student in the schools bleachers last week, according to the warrant. Grayson, who recently resigned his job post at the school, reportedly asked the student to write down what she wanted him to do to her on a piece of paper and put her number and address on it, according to the arrest warrant.
According to the schools Web site, Grayson was a member of the Mableton High Schools physical education department, coached freshman basketball and was an assistant volleyball coach.
Grayson was booked and released after posting a bond of $1,313.
Authorities in Floyd County reported the arrest of a Coosa High School physical education teacher for allegedly attempting to purchase a painkiller from a student.
