Waltemeyer had been pending charges related to a drug investigation conducted by members of the Salisbury Police Department’s Safe Streets Unit and members of the Maryland State Police Gang Enforcement Unit. This investigation culminated in Waltemeyer’s arrest on October 8, 2013, outside of a business in Hebron, Maryland. During a search of Waltemeyer’s vehicle, investigators discovered 39 separate baggies containing heroin. Waltemeyer admitted to investigators that he intended to sell the heroin.
Wicomico County State’s Attorney Matthew A. Maciarello commended the Salisbury Police Department’s Safe Streets Unit and the Maryland State Police Gang Enforcement Unit for their work in the investigation and prosecution of this case. Mr. Maciarello also thanked James L. Britt who prosecuted Waltemeyer.
What's salisbury pd doing in Hebron. Is there no drug crime in the city
ReplyDeleteyes officer, im getting ready to sell that heroin, what a winner
ReplyDeleteDumb criminal....he should have sold in Delaware. Would have gotten straight probation!
ReplyDeleteWhy do we have a war on drugs?
ReplyDeleteDo you remember reading in History about the 18th Amendment that out-lawed Alcohol from 1920-1933?
Let's legalize drugs...that takes the profit away from Congressman and Senators that are taking in huge profits with this...
I would like to know what Colorado did, after they legalize pot, with all the criminals they had locked up for selling pot.
ReplyDeleteHow do you keep someone on a 10 year sentence when it is now legalized?
4:20, Switzerland tried it and are now attempting to get the mess it created under control.
ReplyDelete4:31-That's a great question,but so many were selling other things as well.
ReplyDeleteI wonder how much more heroin is available in the bury after 9/11 being that we have troops guarding opium fields in afghanistan
ReplyDelete4:54 well yea, like that couple from Delaware that just got busted. Come to think of it they had 71 bags, wonder what their sentence will be?
ReplyDeleteBut ya know there were some peeps simply selling pot, or a blunt in the ash tray, seeds on a seat, etc.
5:50 how did you make a link in your comment? interesting!
ReplyDeleteGood work to all, but I pay salisbury city taxes I want to see the city police in the city. I don't pay my city taxes for spd to patrol Hebron that's what the state and county is for
ReplyDeleteIt said he was under investigation in Salisbury. Maybe he was peddling drugs there too. He just happened to be arrested while in Hebron.Are you pople really so short minded? And 5:50, please...keep doing whatever your doing. Just don't deal it, you'll go to the slammer too.
ReplyDeleteGood work! We all need to work together to get these POS drug dealers off the streets!
ReplyDeleteFor the record, the arrest took place in the parking lot of the Valero Fast Stop on MD US-50 at Memorial Gardens Lane.
ReplyDeleteIn case anyone is interested, the local city and county police, as well as he state police share information and actually have a Wicomico County Bureau of Investigation unit that coordinates all law enforcement in the area to quell crime, and they do a bang up job at it.
ReplyDeleteMany of the arrests are attributed to their good work.
Not exactly true. WBI only coordinates efforts relating to things OTHER than drugs and then only in locations outside of towns with their own police departments (Fruitland, Salisbury, Delmar) unless specifically asked to assist. The Wico. County Drug task force handles major drug investigations in the same areas as well as inside those towns listed above - drugs only. In spite of efforts by the Eastern Shore Information Center - which was specifically designed for purposes of information sharing - huge amounts of information slips through the cracks. There really is no substantial coordination of all law enforcement efforts. It is up to the individual officer/investigator and oversight from their supervisors to initiate information sharing efforts. But it falls short all too often.
ReplyDeleteI know Joe he was a good person, he fell off a roof and doctors put him on opiates they get you addicted and cut you off heroin is a lot cheaper than pain pills. I don't know why he would tell them cop he was selling I think that's made up by the police to get a conviction or he wanted help and that's the only way he could get it. Hopefully he will get the help he needs.
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