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...ba href=/panic disorder/a/b, to school and place them in the other boy's backpack in an attempt to embarrass his mother, Westmont police said.

Marmolejo, of the 4000 block of Williams Street, is charged with unlawful delivery of a controlled substance and conspiracy, charges that carry a maximum penalty of 5 years in prison.

Her son is charged with delivery of a controlled substance, also a felony.

Marmolejo was being held Friday in DuPage County Jail in lieu of $100,000 bail.

Her next court date is set for April 17.

Her son has been released to the custody of his father.

The boy is to appear in court April 19.

Police Chief Randall Sticha said Friday that authorities received a phone call Wednesday to help with a case involving narcotics on the school grounds.

"The police investigation revealed that the drugs had been allegedly placed in one student's backpack by another student," Sticha said.

Sticha and DuPage County State's Atty.

Joseph Birkett said Marmolejo had a personality conflict with the other woman.

Marmolejo told her son to put the drugs in the backpack, Sticha said.

"It is a parent's job to protect and provide for their children," Birkett said.

"What Christine Marmolejo is accused of is completely inexcusable." -- abarnum@tribune.com Copyright © 2006, Chicago Tribune Site index News ...

...ba href=/panic disorder/a/b, to school and place them in the other boy's backpack in an attempt to embarrass his mother, Westmont police said.

Marmolejo, of the 4000 block of Williams Street, is charged with unlawful delivery of a controlled substance and conspiracy, charges that carry a maximum penalty of 5 years in prison.

Her son is charged with delivery of a controlled substance, also a felony.

Marmolejo was being held Friday in the DuPage County Jail in lieu of $100,000 bail.

Her next court date is set for April 17.

Her son has been released to the custody of his father.

The boy is to appear in court April 19.

Police Chief Randall Sticha said Friday that authorities received a phone call Wednesday to help with a case involving narcotics on the school grounds.

"The police investigation revealed that the drugs had been allegedly placed in one student's backpack by another student," Sticha said.

Sticha and DuPage County State's Atty.

Joseph Birkett said Marmolejo had a personality conflict with the other woman.

Marmolejo told her son to put the drugs in the backpack, Sticha said.

"It is a parent's job to protect and provide for their children," Birkett said.

"What Christine Marmolejo is accused of is completely inexcusable." abarnum@tribune.com Copyright © 2006, Chicago Tribune Site index News Multimedia ...

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