During an interview, police reported Forrester said he had received marijuana from a source in Salisbury, and intended to sell it.An investigation of a broken glass door led to a drug bust after police discovered suspect Jacob Dylan Forrester, 20, of Ocean City, appeared to be operating a marijuana distribution operation from his 57th Street apartment.
An officer responded to a property damage call on Oct. 29, around 7:31 p.m. and found that a glass door had been broken by a small projectile, most likely from a BB gun or pellet gun, the police report said.
The officer reported that during an investigation of the perimeter of the property, he or she heard several popping sounds.
According to the report, the sound came from the west end of 57th Street, and the officer saw an apartment building with its lights on.
When the officer arrived at the front door of the apartment, a male, later identified as Scott William Berry, appeared holding two black handguns.
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SPD are to scared do do real police work
You just can’t fix stupid!
How many times do we see guys doing something really stupid turn into a drug bust?
Were they selling a dangerous drug or medicine? F the government. Maybe the keystone cops should spend their time hunting down serious violent criminals and leave the low level stoners alone.
That’s why it’s called dope.
This guy sounds like he might be Harvard or Yale material.
Did anybody get hurt?
Was any property damaged?
If you can obtain a license from the state then the cops protect you and your inventory. If you don’t pay the state for the license you get incarcerated and must forfeit your property.
It is a protection racket, pay us; you can operate, and we will physically squash the competition. Don’t pay and you are going to jail after we kick your butt.
Charged with "possession of a gun replica."
What is our society devolving to? How can this be a crime?
Oh, the sleepy little town of Ocean City, that wonderful family oriented clip joint.
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