Incident: Possession of CDS with the Intent to Distribute
Date of Incident: 11 November 2008
Location: S/B Salisbury Blvd at Centre Rd., Salisbury, MD
Suspect: Jermaine Alexis Peters, 26, Salisbury, MD
Narrative: On 11 November 2008 at 11:24 PM, a deputy from the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office Aggressive Enforcement Team stopped a vehicle for speeding on S/B Salisbury Blvd in the area of Naylor Mill Road in Salisbury. Because of indicators of criminal activity observed by the deputy, a WCSO drug K9 team was requested. Upon the arrival of the K9, both the driver and passenger exited the vehicle. One of the deputies present began to pat the passenger down for weapons when the passenger retrieved a clear baggie of what the deputy recognized as illegal drugs. The passenger threw the drugs in one direction and attempted to flee on foot in the other. Deputies pursued the subject and with the help of the Sheriff’s Office K9 managed to apprehend the suspect after a short foot chase.
After detaining the passenger, identified as Jermaine Alexis Peters of Salisbury, it was discovered that he had discarded a loaded .45 caliber semi automatic handgun while attempting to flee. Upon the deputies examining the bag thrown by Peters, it was discovered to hold 15 individual baggies of Heroin and 17 individual baggies of Crack Cocaine. Based on the number of individual baggies, it was evident that they were prepared for distribution.
Peters was arrested and transported to the Central Booking Unit where he was processed and taken in front of the District Court Commissioner. After an initial appearance, Peters was held in the Detention Center by the Commissioner of $250,000.00 bond.
Charges:
Wear/Carry a handgun, Transport a Handgun in a Vehicle, Use a Concealed handgun during a felony, Possession of a handgun during a Drug Trafficking Crime, Possession of a Handgun by a Felon, Obliterating a serial number on a handgun, Possession of CDS with the Intent to Distribute
Incident: Theft
Date of Incident: 10 November 2008
Location: 300 block of SW Railroad Avenue, Hebron, MD
Suspect:
1. Anthony Shane Vinson, 21, Hebron, MD
2. Robert Allen Figgs, 22, Hebron, MD
Narrative: On 10 November 2008 at 11:06 AM, a deputy from the WCSO responded to a warehouse in the 300 block of SW Railroad Avenue in Hebron MD for a reported theft of scrap metal. Upon arrival, the deputy met with a complainant who advised he had witnessed two subjects stealing scrap metal from the unattended section of the warehouse. After receiving a description of the two suspects, the deputy observed two men in the area who matched the description who were pushing a vehicle. The deputy approached the pair and observed rusty metal in the back seat of the vehicle in plain view. When the deputy asked what they were doing, they told the deputy they were looking for scrap metal to exchange for money. The complainant identified the scrap metal as the metal stolen from the warehouse.
Both subjects, identified as Anthony Shane Vinson and Robert Allen Figgs, were arrested and transported to the Central Booking Unit at the Wicomico County Detention Center where they were processed and taken in front of the District Court Commissioner. After an initial appearance, both Vinson and Figgs were released on Personal Recognizance by the Commissioner.
Charges:
Theft under $100
Trespassing on Posted “No Trespassing” Property
Trespass on Private Property
Incident: Assault
Date of Incident: 11 November 2008
Location: W/B Salisbury Pkwy at Civic Avenue, Salisbury, MD
Suspect:
1. juvenile, 17, Salisbury, MD
2. juvenile, 14, Salisbury, MD
Narrative: On 11 November 2008 at 3:16 PM, deputies from the WCSO responded to the report of a fight on a School Bus at Salisbury Parkway and Civic Avenue. Upon the deputies’ arrival, they found the school bus had pulled to the side of the road and that the two juveniles involved in the fight had been separated. During their investigation, the deputies determined the fight began over one student taking a cell phone from another student and refusing to give it back.
Both juveniles were arrested and transported to the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office where a request for Juvenile Charges was completed for both. Those referrals will be sent to the Department of Juvenile Services for adjudication. Both juveniles were released to guardians at the Sheriff’s Office.
Charges:
Assault 2nd Degree
5 comments:
They arrested a Washington Redskin Lineman?
same colors as SU too
is that a SSU jersey? handgun possession while committing a felony (drugs with intent to sell) we should keep an eye on this and see just how well this project Excile works. that should be 20 years hard time and confiscation of all of their possessions
Great job you guys another thug and a gun off the streets. The Sheriff's Office doing it because they can. It takes balls to chase this type of thug down. Maybe you should ask John Cannon and Joe Hollway to ride along with you and see what great risk officers face daily. Maybe then the council would see the need for some type of retirement and disability package that fits the bill. I hope you sleep well at night knowing the risk these men and women take while serving and protecting this county. The citizens of this county spoke you can say what you want about the referendum and the court decision. The County Council does not care about the families of the men and women serving this county. I am disgusted at the legal hoops the council has made thses deputies jump threw to get what is so very much needed and deserved. There never would have been a Question "A" if the council had been fair and just. The point here is the county has not offered any package in the past and by all apppearances will not work to resolve this issue out of court. The public needs to know that if a Deputy is injured serving and protecting this county he or she will lose everything they have worked for. The county insurance is in no way close to fitting the bill and it amazes me that the same council members year in and year out do nothing to resolve this issue. I ask that you all pray to your God to watch over these men and women as they protect us. As for the council I'll just pray for your souls. I think the F.O.P. needs to start calling upon the 17,000 that voted in favor of helping the Sheriff's Deputies and let each of them know what council member lied and who stands in the way of desrved benefits. The phone list and mailing list still exist. I have heard that the F.O.P. has contacted the County Council to attempt to resolve these issue out of court and they will not do it. They are costing the tax payers of thiscounty a fortune. The attorneys on both sides are laughing all the way to the bank. I think both side are being taken for ride all because no one on the council side is willing to do the right thing. I think the public needs to be heard and this wasteful appoarch to a very resolvable issue be put to rest.
to 12:21, I wish you would not be anonymous, but maybe you have to. I really respect that you have laid id out here, brother, and respect all these police do for our community. I appreciate your obviously educated comment.
Post a Comment