Date - Time: January 22, 2010 0900 to 1700 hours
Location: Worcester Co. Maryland
Crime: Criminal Initiative/CDS possession – Outstanding warrants
Accused: See narrative
Narrative: MSP / Berlin City Police Joint Criminal Initiative
On January 21, 2010 between 0900 to 1700 hours The Maryland State Police, assisted by the Berlin City Police Department, Worcester Co. Md. conducted a joint criminal initiative in Berlin, Worcester Co. Md.
The initiative consisted of six State Troopers, two Berlin City Police Officers, and three additional canine handlers.
During the initiative a total of 88 vehicles were stopped. Nine of those vehicles were scanned by a police K9 for possible criminal activity afoot. As a result of the K9 scan three (3) subjects were arrested and each charged with possession of Marijuana.
Additional Enforcement: Five (5) motor vehicle citations issued for violations of driving while suspended.
Additional Enforcement: Two (2) subjects arrested on outstanding arrests warrants.
The following subjects were arrested for possession of Marijuana:
1) TIMMONS, Melissa Fay (Frankford Delaware address) age 27 –
CDS amount: 12.27 grams of Marijuana
(Disposition) Released on Personal Recognizance.
2) KEIRLE, Charles William (Worcester Co. Berlin, MD address) age 22
CDS amount: .82 grams of Marijuana
(Disposition) Released on Personal Recognizance.
3) 17 year old male juvenile (Worcester Co. Berlin, MD address)
CDS amount: 5.0 grams of Marijuana
(Disposition) Released on Personal Recognizance.
The following subjects were arrested for outstanding arrest warrant:
PRUITT, Elizabeth Grace (Crisfield MD address) age 24
FTA Driving While Suspended.
(Disposition) Released after posting a bond in the amount of $2,500.00
2) NOONEY, Demiah Dawn (Worcester Co. Berlin, MD address) age 25
Outstanding Arrest Warrant for CDS violations.
Released on $10,000.00 unsecured bond.
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ReplyDeletewhat i am not understanding is, did they stop every vehical that went by? - like a checkpoint? If so did they have a reason to stop them? I would understand if this was like a dwi checkpoint but even then unless they are under the influence they really couldnt check the licence...i guess im unclear on what happened.
ReplyDeleteOur tax dollars at work.
ReplyDeleteStop real crime.
No where does it mention a checkpoint. It was nice to see the extra patrol in Berlin.
ReplyDeleteWay to go! If every county and town continues this type of operation we just may be able to reduce the drugs to reduce the crime. A few more druggies and criminals off the street. Keep up the great work!
ReplyDelete8:12 you won't be hollering G E S T O P O, when you or your family is a victim of a crime where the druggies need to score money to support their habit.
I would hope that Atlantic General Hospital plans to investigate Nooney, who currently is employed as an RN at their facility.
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