Saying that former Hickory Creek Elementary teacher Jason Moore was part of a drug enterprise, sheriff’s investigator Aaron Roberts testified Tuesday he was in the car when the fifth-grade teacher bought hundreds of dollars worth of drugs in the school parking lot.“He said he was getting the narcotics for friends,” said Roberts during a preliminary hearing for Moore on drug possession charges for an alleged drug deal that happened April 20.Moore purchased $225 worth of Percocet from an undercover operative at Hickory Creek Elementary during normal school hours. Roberts was behind the wheel of the car as the deal went down.“It stated off with him only being able to afford $60 worth, but then he kept contacting the informant and it finally went up to 25 pills at a price of $225,” said Roberts explaining how the drug deal grew in size during the school day before finally taking place in early afternoon.Moore was taken into custody on the school campus shortly after the transaction and his phone was seized.“There was a lot of drug talk in his messages,” Roberts said. “He was part of some type of drug enterprise.”Lawmen believe Moore went to an ATM at a nearby bank and withdrew the money for the drug deal.