Ken took the clip board once it was done and looked it over nodding a bit "Right...Watch your mouth kid." Once the principle came, Ken took a few minutes to chat with him about what was going on and what actions he was going to take against the four. He got his officers together and started to escort everyone from the school into the waiting police van, while starting to make the call to some of the parents saving Sam for last.<br/>Once they had gotten to the station he sat them in the waiting cell advising the other officers not to put anyone else in there with them. He pulled files on the students to see if anyone had any other run in's with the law. It turned out that one of the students had a parent who was a cop and the other parent who was in the army. The kid had been talking and whining up a storm since they left the school, he had to call both the mother and the father to tell about there son's drug activity. The father got to the station first since he was only walking the beat not too far away, but the mother it was going to take time for her. Ken focused his attention on Sam last looking up his file seeing little side comments in it by other officers, he contacted the number on the sheet waiting as it rang. Once it was picked up a sweet voice answered the phone "Hello, I am calling about your Son Sam" he said into the phone<br/>"Oh yes, what can I do for you?" she asked<br/>"Right, My name is Sargent Clayborn and This morning at your sons school was a Drug and Weapon Check and your son failed for drugs he was hiding in his sock." He spoke as he fiddled with the paper<br/>"Oh my, what do you want me to do?" she asked unsure of what else to say.<br/>"I would like for you to come down for a talk about whats going to happen"<br/>"Um...I can't do that until my husband gets home" she told him<br/>"Alright, When he does you can give me a call when your on your way" He told her the phone number and hung up the phone before starting the paper work on the boys.