NASHVILLE, Tenn.- A Belmont University student has been arrested for selling marijuana laced brownies to students from his dorm room.
Belmont Campus Security Officers told Metro Police they found a bag full of pot brownies, along with more than a dozen prescription drugs and $1,600 in cash in a safe in Marley Lentz's dorm room.
Lentz told police he sold the brownies to other students for between $10 and $20. He now faces felony charges of possessing drugs with the intent to sell in a school zone.
Lentz was taken to the Davidson County Jail where he was released on $20,000 bond. It was unclear what action the school would take against Lentz.
Belmont University released this statement regarding the case:
"Due to federal privacy laws, Belmont University does not comment on the status of specific students, the nature of ongoing investigations or judicial processes. However, Belmont continues its deep commitment to student safety and success as well as its assertiveness in addressing violations of the University's substance-free campus policies. We are diligent in communicating our expectations and quick in addressing any drug-related incidents that occur."
