Police said Vicars tried to leave the Target store with more than $500 worth of items by pulling off the tags and hiding them in her purse. When officers searched Vicars they found 29 hydrocodone pills without a prescription--adding up to about 12 grams.
Officers took Vicars to the Volusia County Jail and she was released two days later after posting an $11,500 bail, according to News-Journal.
A school district spokeswoman told News-Journal that Vicars has been reassigned to a school position that involves no contact with students.
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