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Three High School Girls Facing Alcohol Possession Charges


Posted on May 25, 2009

From the Richmond Times Dispatch

Published: May 25, 2009

Three members of the Deep Run High School girls soccer team arrived for practice a week ago showing evidence of alcohol use and were arrested, according to court records. Police said alcohol-related charges are pending against Katherine C. Mack, 18, of the 3100 block of Old Brookwood Way; Elizabeth C. Olberding, 18, of the 3400 block of Gayton Meadows Terrace; and an unnamed juvenile. All three were arrested May 18 shortly after noon.

Mack faces a June 15 court date in Henrico County General District Court on a charge of driving an automobile after illegal consumption of alcohol.The other two students, who were passengers in Mack's car, face hearings in juvenile court on underage possession. All three are seniors. School system spokesman Mychael Dickerson declined to comment on the specific status of the students, citing privacy reasons, but said alcohol possession or consumption on school property is forbidden, according to school policy.

A first offense can result in a minimum mandatory 10-day suspension and a 30-day exclusion from extracurricular activities, according to Henrico school policy.

Deep Run's girls soccer team lost the Colonial District championship to Mills Godwin High School on Thursday night in a game settled by penalty kicks. None of the three arrested girls played.

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