23000 block of King Road Seaford and 11000 block of 3rd Street Walkers Mill Mobile Home Park Bridgeville, Delaware
DATE and TIME:
Friday January 8, 2010 10:37
Defendant(s):
Roy F. Nichols Jr-34 11000 block of 3rd Street Walkers Mill MHP Bridgeville
Michelle D. Nichols-36 11000 block of 3rd Street Walkers Mill MHP Bridgeville
Travis T. Smith-39 24000 block of German Road Seaford
Richard S. Cannon-23000 block of King Road Seaford
Charge(s) and Bond Information:
Roy F. Nichols Jr
2 counts Possession of Ammunition by a person convicted of use/sale/possession of Drugs
1 count Possession of Deadly Weapon by a person Prohibited
1 count Maintaining a Dwelling for keeping Controlled Substances
1 count Conspiracy 2nd
4 counts of Possession of Drug Paraphernalia
$21,000 secured bond remanded to Sussex Correctional Institute
Michelle D. Nichols
1 count Maintaining a Dwelling for keeping Controlled Substances
1 count Conspiracy 2nd
4 counts of Possession of Drug Paraphernalia
1 count Possession of Marijuana
$8,500.00 secured bond unknown commit status
Travis T. Smith
1 count Resisting Arrest
1 count Criminal Mischief
3 counts Reckless Endangering
1 count of Possession of Drug Paraphernalia
1 count of Driving while Suspended or Revoked
$8,500.00 secured bond remanded to Sussex Correctional Institute
Richard S. Cannon
4 counts of Possession of Drug Paraphernalia
1 count Criminal Nuisance
$1,500.00 unsecured bond
Resume:
The Delaware State Police Drug task force on Friday January 8, 2010 set up surveillance at the residence of Roy F. Nichols located in the 11000 block of 3rd Street Walkers Mill MHP Bridgeville. The task force was preparing to execute a search warrant when they observed Travis T. Smith exit this residence. Smith entered his vehicle a 1998 Oldsmobile Bravada. Task force members followed Smith to his residence then attempted to conduct a traffic stop. As the task force members exited their vehicle in fully marked State Police attire Smith put his vehicle in reverse and attempted to flee. Smith crashed into a tree which propelled his car into a task force member’s police vehicle. Smith when approached continued to resist officer’s commands to exit the vehicle. Once Smith was apprehended he was found to be in possession of drug paraphernalia and also wanted out of several courts for failing to appear. The task force member’s vehicle contained a total of 3 police officers when it was struck.
Richard Cannon was located inside the residence located on King Road Seaford and also found to be in possession of various quantities of drug paraphernalia.
The Drug task force next executed a search warrant at the residence belonging to Roy F. Nichols Jr. and Michelle D. Nichols as part on an ongoing criminal investigation. As a result of the search .40 caliber and 9mm Ruger ammunition was located. Also located was a Highpoint Model C-9 handgun was seized. 1 gram was marijuana was seized along with various types of drug paraphernalia.
Whats on that dudes face? Did they try electric shock to confess?
ReplyDeletea couple of days ago i said that someone told me a Delmar Officer had a accident and left the area. I asked if t was true. I haven't seen any responses so I guess it was another rumor. Thank you
ReplyDeleteI always wondered what happened to Rudy, Dumb Donald, and Mushmouth.
ReplyDeleteall this over marijuana??? The guy the fleed was wrong, period. But really, a gram of marijuana and a few bowls? c'mon, what harm were they doing? Who were they hurting? How much money did we just waste over a simple plant and guns which would be legal if the laws most poeple oppose are lifted?
ReplyDeleteThe cops have to keep the numbers up. That's how they get grant money to squander, I mean spend.
ReplyDeleteLooking at the photos, one can tell these are outstanding law abiding citizens who are victims of racial profiling.
ReplyDeleteAnon 11:52 Take a close look at this crew retard. They look clean as cotton lol. They would never be able to own a gun under any law.
ReplyDeletePoor gun toting, pot smoking Brothas.
WTF put em in jail. Tell them to get a freakin job.
Hey Haiti is looking for some volunteers. You can smoke all the dope you want over there, and find out what is like to live under POLICE rule. Dumb ass
Not called numbers, they are called stats but legally, its called department standards which is all BS.
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