Wicomico County State’s Attorney Matthew A. Maciarello commended the Salisbury Police Department and Officers B. Sigmund and L. Jones for their work in the investigation and prosecution of this case. Mr. Maciarello also thanked Assistant State’s Attorney Pamela M. Correa who prosecuted this case.
For more information or for an interview please call the Office of the State’s Attorney at (410) 548-4880 or visit www.wicomicosao.com.
6 comments:
Oh, he will be my cell mate....looking for new wife here at ECI...he do me good...long time lover too...
It troubles me that sex offenders are ever released to commit this offense again. I really feel that once a sex offender has ruined the life of a child...he/she should never be released.
Pull up the case no kid / children involved it was charges brought by a pos girlfriend who was in his place.
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Please educate yourself before u speak dumb comments like that. It is to be said by Major studies that sex offenders in fact has one of the lowest recommit offenses out of all offenders and 99% of sex offenses are committed by another family member and or friend of family. So before you open up and make yourself look stupid . Please read and become inform. But I guess it is easy to ruin your jaws, then do your research and try to round up the cows once they escape.
Why are these press releases made after the case. People need to know who these losers are. What agency arrested this guy and did not do a press release. There faces should be plastered on the front page. You keep reading about these things after the case goes to court ???? The public needs to know these dirt bags make bond. Mike Lewis needs to look into this. The Sheriff's Office handles sex offenders. If one of these guys hurts my child I am going to be pissed Joe.
3:40, We publish ALL press releases from the Sheriff's Office.
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