Pedro Cruz Trujillo is suspected of smoking marijuana with students during a Los Angeles Dodgers game. AP Photo/Los Angeles Police Dept.

LOG ANGELES -- A Los Angeles high school assistant baseball coach was arrested Monday on suspicion that he smoked marijuana with half a dozen teenaged students before and after an outing to Dodger Stadium, officials said.

Pedro Cruz Trujillo, 24, was booked on six counts of child endangerment Monday, a month after a staff member at the school overheard students talking about the incident and notified police.

Investigators said Trujillo took six students, ranging in age from 14 to 16 years old, to a Dodgers game on May 18. He is suspected of allowing some of those students to smoke marijuana in his car on the way to and from the game.

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Police said they are working with the school to determine if there have been other similar incidents.

Trujillo is being held in lieu of $100,000 bail. Additional charges of contributing to the delinquency of a minor are pending, police said.

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