Teacher accused of selling pills to student in classroom, police say

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA/Gray News) - An Alabama teacher is accused of selling pills to a student in a classroom, according to authorities.Langston Carter, 30, was taken into custody Thursday after Montgomery police were called to L.E.A.D. Academy.Court records say a student was found with two pills containing 5 milligrams of oxycodone hydrochloride and 325 milligrams of acetaminophen. The student told officers he got the pills from Carter, his teacher.The student said he paid $10 for the pills after Carter allegedly offered to sell them to him on multiple occasions. He was told to send the money via Cash App to Carter’s girlfriend, but he had to ask another student to send it because he didn’t have an account. Investigators later verified the transaction, court filings state.After the money was sent, Carter gave the student the pills in the classroom, according to court documents.L.E.A.D. Academy confirmed Thursday that students were placed on lockdown that afternoon at the direction of