he said he bought the drugs from yet another woodbury high school student - sydney johnson. >> this is becoming even more concerning for law enforcement. of the high school yet. >> who are these kids that we're talking about? >> they're good kids. they've never been in trouble with the law. they've never been in trouble at school. for the majority of them, straight a's honor society, honor roll kids. >> reporter: and now they were all in serious trouble. tara's parents were stunned when they heard where the police investigation was going. >> i was like, what the -- are you kidding me? brian norlander was the one that gave this to her? how -- what is going on here? how can this be? >> your whole world is being-- >> turned upside down. >> -- shaken? >> turned upside down completely. i-- he would be the last person in the world that i would've imagined that she would've gotten something from. >> responsible kid? >> very responsible, very good influence. >> and he -- he is smart kid. >> reporter: it was that third student from the high school - sydney johnson who gave police the next impor

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