Sycamore High teacher arrested with 8 THC vapes on school grounds
Sycamore High School teacher Brandon Peters was arrested on Feb. 14, 2025, after officers found him under the influence of THC on campus and eight THC vape pens plus a small amount of marijuana. He was charged with possession of a Schedule VI drug in a drug-free school zone and public intoxication, and the district fired him the same day.
🇺🇸 Sycamore High School, Pleasant View, Cheatham County, Tennessee · Tennessee, United States
Cheatham County officers went to Sycamore High School in Pleasant View on
February 14, 2025, after staff reported a teacher who appeared possibly
intoxicated.[1]The teacher was identified as Brandon Peters, a Sycamore High
School teacher.[2]Upon arrival, the responding officer gave Peters field
sobriety tests at the school.[1]A drug recognition expert was then called to
the school and found Peters was under the influence of THC.[1]He was arrested
for possession of a Schedule VI drug on school property, a drug-free zone, and
for public intoxication.[2]The Cheatham County School District said Peters
had been employed since 2024 and terminated him on Friday, February 14.[1]
A search of his vehicle at the school yielded eight carts of THC.[1]The
sheriff’s office said deputies also found a small amount of marijuana in
addition to the eight THC vape pens.[2]Peters told officers he had taken his
wife’s medication, which he described as an antidepressant.[1]
The district said a review of his personnel file showed no prior issues.[1]Peters has since bonded out of jail.[2]The district said it is fully
cooperating with the Cheatham County Sheriff’s Office while the investigation
continues.[1]
Case data
Every number and detail the sources state, with the sources that state it.
Arrested
1
Charged
1
Agency
Cheatham County Sheriff’s Office
Agency type
Police
Cannabis
Oil or extract; Herbal cannabis
Setting
School or campus
Charges
possession of a Schedule VI drug in a drug-free school zone; public intoxication
Case stage
Charged
Region
Tennessee
Sources
WZTVfox17.comReport: Cheatham County teacher arrested for bringing marijuana on school property
WSMVwsmv.comCheatham County teacher fired after arrest at high school
Open questions the AI reported
No weight or volume was published for the eight THC pens or carts or the small amount of marijuana, so no cannabis kilograms can be recorded.
No court outcome beyond the reported charges and release on bond was published.
No age was published for Peters in the two opened sources, so none is recorded.
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