First Grade Teacher Accused of Maintaining Drug House in Florida

Used syringes are discarded at a needle exchange clinic where users can pick up new syringes and other clean items for those dependent on heroin on February 6, 2014 in St. Johnsbury, Vermont. Spencer Platt/Getty Images

An elementary school teacher is being charged after police said she allegedly kept a “drug house” in Panama City, allowing people to come into her home and abuse drugs.

Bay County Sheriff Deputies (BCSO) said they used a search warrant last Friday, Sept. 8, at the woman’s house. She was identified as Kenya Williams, a first-grade teacher working for the Breakfast Point Academy in Panama City Beach, NBC affiliate WJHG-TV reported.