“I really enjoyed it for many, many years,” Potter said. “The people I worked with down here are great.”
Potter, 75, was the sole district court commissioner working the 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. shift, five days a week, at the Public Safety Building from April through October. Another commissioner, usually reluctantly, worked the graveyard hours on his two days off.
Potter was responsible for seeing defendants from all over the county, as they were brought in by Ocean City police, Maryland State Police, the Worcester County Sheriff’s Office, police from Ocean Pines, Snow Hill and Pocomoke and the Natural Resources Police.
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No doubt that he saw some very odd cases in the middle of those summer nights.
He is a class act, and will be missed. Old school, high integrity.
Bet he could write a book!!!!
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