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9 comments:
Honiss Cane...again?
It took 3 weeks to get a press release out? More like they kept it under wraps until all that were going to snitch did.
So the question becomes where was Sewell????? Either he didn't know this was going on in his town or he for whatever reason decided to ignore it. You know these dealers didn't just decide to start dealing when this investigation began and they had to be operating for some time.
Let's be realistic 8:43. No one, including Sewell, can rid any town completely of drug dealers. But many of those pictured are known users - Honiss Cane, Gerri Fitch for example.
Let's be realistic 9:43, while of course no one can completely rid a town of drug dealers, why were these dealers operating under the nose of Sewell? Why did it take outside agencies to come in?
Maybe you were born yesterday but I wasn't.
He either was unaware which says incompetence or he ignored it for some reason like maybe wanting people to think drug dealing wasn't going on. But whatever the reason, the lack of action on his part isn't a good sign.
Looking at the list of participating police agencies on the STAR team, and Pocomoke City Police Department is NOT on it.
Makes us wonder, why?
Sure does make you wonder 6:50. Not only were a lot of local agencies involved but the MSP Gang Unit, MSP Apprehension Team, MSP Criminal Enforcement Division, MSP Gun Unit and Homeland Security.
It doesn't seem that crime was down as is being said by some in Pocomoke. It just wasn't being investigated.
Many thank you's to the great LE agencies who were involved in this.
Did the "congress" mentioned above make these comments?
Don't bother going to trial - the President will commute their sentences as non-violent drug offenders.
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