or distribution of illegal drugs, paraphernalia, or intoxicants:
I. In all cases, parents/guardians shall be notified as soon as possible. In the event parents/guardians cannot be reached or cannot come to the school promptly, the principal or his designee is to represent the best legal interests of the student(s) involved as well as the interests of the total school and community.
II. Students involved in the possession/use of alcoholic beverages at school or who arrive at school under the influence of same, are subject to either suspension or expulsion from school. The illicit beverages may either be turned over to the parents/guardians or destroyed by the principal. A school witness shall be present in either case. Police representatives would normally not be contacted in these cases unless the student isto dispatch a member of the bureau to your location.
B. If no member of the Juvenile Bureau is available, the administrator or faculty member should take necessary action administratively, secure the contraband and turn it over to the Community Resource Officer as soon as possible for investigation or disposition.
C. In no event should a regular patrol unit be requested unless you have an uncontrollable situation. After he has stabilized the situation, you should request that he make no decision concerning prosecution of or take possession of the contraband until the matter has been coordinated with the Community Resource Officer or Police headquarters. The School Division has, in conjunction with the Commonwealth's Attorney and the Chief of Police, determined that the Community Resource Officer will make the decision as