Lacey Fowler, an administrator at Cuesta College in California, is facing charges for sending Social Security numbers and other personal information from the school’s database to her home email account, The Tribune reports. Police obtained a warrant and searched the home of Fowler and her husband for evidence related to the breach, ultimately finding evidence of another kind. “During the search, officials allegedly discovered 4.5 pounds of methamphetamine and about seven ounces of heroin, worth a reported $27,000, in a storage container on the property,” the report states. Fowler has not entered a plea on the data theft charge and faces arraignment in early July.
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