Tuflah Davies, 19, of Silver Spring was also charged with resisting arrest and possession of drug paraphernalia. His attorney and Deputy State’s Attorney Paul Haskell reached an agreement since Davies pleaded guilty to the more serious charges.
Davies was one of 11 people who were arrested on the Boardwalk on July 23 and July 24. According to several police reports, a wild crowd spiraled out of control and assaulted police officers after a man was arrested for throwing a trash can around 9:45 p.m.
According to the state’s attorney’s statement of facts, the situation became worse after midnight. Haskell told the court that police saw roughly 500 people head north on Seventh Street on the Boardwalk, and police were attempting to disperse the crowd.
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6 comments:
IF he was in my muslim country he would get 100 lashes in public.
He has no redeeming value as a citizen or human being and should be kicked out of the country.
worthless piece of crap, who would want him to do his community service at their business? unacceptable
Obama approved.
19?
NINETEEN????
ABSOLUTELY NO WAY!
Uncivilized POS.
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