Somerset County Sheriff's Office Press Release 2-23-13

Treyvon Lanier Whittington, and a male juvenile arrested 2-16-13 for possession of suspected marijuana. Deputies investigated a parked vehicle in the Pine Knoll development, Princess Anne. After a conversation with the two occupants, deputies detected the odor of burnt marijuana. A search of the vehicle showed multiple single baggies of suspected marijuana. Whittington was charged with possession of suspected marijuana, and drug paraphernalia. The juvenile was charged with possession, and possession with the intent to deliver marijuana. Whittington was released on citation, and the juvenile was released to a family member pending juvenile court actions.

Monique Shauntel Williams of Mitchellville Maryland, arrested 2-17-13 for driving under the influence of alcohol, driving impaired by alcohol, violation of license restrictions, and failure to use headlights. The arrest was the result of a traffic stop conducted by deputies in the area of UMES Blvd, Princess Anne. Williams was later released on citations pending court actions.

Michael Lamar Handy of Princess Anne, arrested 2-19-13 on a warrant for violation of probation, 4th degree burglary, and trespassing on posted property. Handy was held on a $10,000 bond.

Howard Shockley of Princess Anne, criminal summons served 2-19-13 for false imprisonment. Shockley was released on signature pending court actions.

Tanisha Alimah Woods of Philadelphia Pennsylvania, arrested 2-19-13 on a warrant for failing to appear in court. Woods was released on personal recognizance.

Anthony Byron Williams of Pottstown Pennsylvania, arrested 2-20-13 on a warrant for failing to appear in court. Williams was released after posting bond.

Two female juveniles arrested 2-20-13 at Washington High School for fighting. Deputies responded to the school regarding students fighting. The investigation showed that the females had an ongoing dispute that turned physical. Both females were arrested and charged with disturbing school functions, and 2nd degree assault. The juveniles were later released to parents pending juvenile court actions.