A 57 year old NYC man has filed a complaint with the New Jersey Casino Commission after he was bounced from a casino Tuesday night because of his offensive body odor.
Michael Wax, a limo owner,and frequent gambler at Borgata Hotel & Casino , was approached in the restroom by casino staff and informed that other players at his poker table had made complaints to management about how Wax smelled.
Wax, who also weighs in at a robust 440 lbs, admits that he did stink because he had been playing poker for SEVENTEEN straight hours and didn't have a chance to get home and bathe.Ummmm, Mr.Wax has more pressing problems than personal hygiene if he is gambling over two-thirds of a day away but I digress. He maintains that he asked for a free room to "freshen up" and was denied.He actually expected them to comp him a room!
Anyhow when he returned to his table, he was denied a seat and now he has not only filed a comlaint but he has said he wants an apology because they told him he stank in front of people.Borgata spokespersons would not comment on the matter.
Am I alone or does this guy need Gamblers Anonymous as bad as he needs a bath?
DelMarVa's Premier Source for News, Opinion, Analysis, and Human Interest Contact Publisher Joe Albero at alberobutzo@wmconnect.com or 410-430-5349
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
We Surpassed Our Record Day!
Looks like the news about Webster V. Albero went National and blew the top off our record day. WOW!
Domino's Gets Robbed Tonight
2, #1 males, white masks, in a black camero robbed a Domino's Pizza on the north end at around 9:45 PM. They displayed what looked like a glock. SPD behind Cactus Club right now. Go Get Em Boys!
on a side note...when it first occured the sheriff department wanted to help and spd would not give them any info about what they were looking for.
on a side note...when it first occured the sheriff department wanted to help and spd would not give them any info about what they were looking for.
Gregory Wallace Kern Has An Infamous Past
Gregory Wallace Kern has more of a history than most ever knew. Gregory is the guy being charged with burning down the Dough Rollers in Ocean City.
However, Gregory was ALSO the guy who allegedly burned down the Bush's Chesapeake Inn several years ago. Many might ask, what's he doing roaming the streets today for then? Because the States Attorney who was handling the case at the time allegedly LOST THE FILE before the Trial and the guy got completely off! That's right, he walked!
Gregory lived above Melvin's Steak House at the time of the Dough Roller Fire and was on medication for having multiple personalities, mental illnesses. He was employed by Dough Rollers and quite frankly if I were Joel Todd, I'd be asking questions about the major HOOPERS fire in West Ocean City as well.
Nevertheless, you heard it here first Ladies & Gentlemen. You should see something in a couple of days elsewhere while they try to catch up with this information.
However, Gregory was ALSO the guy who allegedly burned down the Bush's Chesapeake Inn several years ago. Many might ask, what's he doing roaming the streets today for then? Because the States Attorney who was handling the case at the time allegedly LOST THE FILE before the Trial and the guy got completely off! That's right, he walked!
Gregory lived above Melvin's Steak House at the time of the Dough Roller Fire and was on medication for having multiple personalities, mental illnesses. He was employed by Dough Rollers and quite frankly if I were Joel Todd, I'd be asking questions about the major HOOPERS fire in West Ocean City as well.
Nevertheless, you heard it here first Ladies & Gentlemen. You should see something in a couple of days elsewhere while they try to catch up with this information.
BREAKING NEWS!!!!!! WEBSTER V. ALBERO
"The Parties have resolved their disagreement on non monetary terms."
So if you planned on heading into Snow Hill today, don't waste your time. The case is no longer on the docket.
That's all I have to say Folks. You have a great day too.
So if you planned on heading into Snow Hill today, don't waste your time. The case is no longer on the docket.
That's all I have to say Folks. You have a great day too.
Worcester County Sheriff Looking Berlin / Ocean City for 39 Year Old Richard Wright Jr for Molesting 7-Year Old Girl
We just received a press release from the Worcester County Sheriff's Dept that they are looking for a 39-year old man "suspected" of molesting a 7-year old girl. This guy better hope and pray the cops get him before the family of the child whose innocence he stole.After an investigation by Detectives from the Worcester County Bureau of Investigation, with assistance by the Department of Social Services, and the Ocean City Police Department, Richard Wright Jr, was charged with sexually abusing a 7 year old female victim. Wright is charged with Child Abuse, several counts of Sexual Offenses, and Assault.
As of today, Law Enforcement officials have been unable to locate Wright.
Investigators believe Wright may be in the Ocean City area, and he also has relatives inWe ask anyone who is in Ocean City or plans on being there to keep an eye out for this scumbag and call the WCBI at 410-352-3476 right away if you see him. The police usually asks one to keep their distance from a suspect but if you happen to see a group of bikers or firemen, you may want to point him out as a child molester and mention it was a 7-year old girl he abused.
Please do not use your tire iron, baseball bat or trusty shotgun on him with a group of angry and outraged parents, just call Corporal Siebert or the Sheriffs office at 410-632-1111.
CHARGES: Child Abuse, Numerous counts of Sex Offenses, Assault
INVESTIGATING DETECTIVE: Corporal J. Seibert
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Wicomico County Sheriff's Department Press Releases
Incident: Cocaine Possession with the Intent to Distribute
Date of Incident: 29 July 2008
Location: U.S. 13 S/B at Snow Hill Road, Salisbury, MD
Suspect: Antonio E. Tyler, 33, Portsmouth. VA
On 29 July 2008 at 5:48 PM, a deputy from the Wicomico Sheriff’s Office Aggressive Criminal Enforcement Team stopped a vehicle for following another vehicle too closely. Upon making contact with the occupants the deputy detected the odor of burning marijuana emanating from the passenger compartment of Tyler’s vehicle. The deputy initiated a search of the vehicle and had the occupants exit the vehicle. While speaking with the passenger, Antonio Tyler, the deputy observed that Tyler repeatedly appeared to be engaged in attempting to conceal something behind his back. The deputy searched Tyler and located a large bag that contained what the deputy recognized as cocaine and marijuana hidden in Tyler’s pants. The amount of cocaine later was determined to weigh over 110 grams. Because of the amount seized, Tyler was charged with Possession with the Intent to Distribute. During the investigation, the deputy learned that Tyler was en route from New Jersey to the Chesapeake, VA area with the drugs.
Tyler was arrested and transported to the Central Booking Unit at the Wicomico County Detention Center where he was processed and taken before a District Court Commissioner. After an initial appearance, Tyler was held in the Detention Center in lieu of $75,000.00 bond.
Charges:
Possession of Cocaine with the Intent to Distribute, Importation of Cocaine into Maryland, Possession of Cocaine, Possession of Marijuana, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia
The Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office Aggressive Criminal Enforcement Team will continue to proactively patrol our roads in their effort to combat the illicit drug trade. Because of their efforts, this is the third substantial seizure of illegal drugs this month.
Incident: Possession of Marijuana
Date of Incident: 29 July 2008
Location: Ocean Gateway at Chippewa Blvd., Salisbury, MD
Suspect: Francis Curtis Davis 2nd, 31, Baltimore, MD
On 29 July 2008 at 2:00 AM, a deputy stopped a vehicle that was wanted in connection with an incident in Salisbury where a subject brandished a handgun in a convenience store parking lot. After stopping the vehicle, the deputy recovered a .BB gun that had been perceived as a real handgun. During the investigation, the subject (later identified as Francis Curtis Davis) questioned by the deputy provided a false identity and date of birth to the deputy. After discovering the subject’s true identity, the deputy discovered Davis was wanted by the U.S. Marshals on a robbery warrant. Additionally, marijuana was located inside the vehicle. The deputy arrested Davis for the U.S. Marshall’s warrant, along with providing a false identity and possession of marijuana.
Davis was transported to the Central Booking Unit at the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office where he was processed and taken before the District Court Commissioner. After his initial appearance, Davis was released on Personal Recognizance on the local charges but was detained pending transfer to the U.S. Marshall Service on the Robbery Charge.
Charges:
Possession of Marijuana
False Statement to a Law Enforcement Officer
Date of Incident: 29 July 2008
Location: U.S. 13 S/B at Snow Hill Road, Salisbury, MD
Suspect: Antonio E. Tyler, 33, Portsmouth. VA
On 29 July 2008 at 5:48 PM, a deputy from the Wicomico Sheriff’s Office Aggressive Criminal Enforcement Team stopped a vehicle for following another vehicle too closely. Upon making contact with the occupants the deputy detected the odor of burning marijuana emanating from the passenger compartment of Tyler’s vehicle. The deputy initiated a search of the vehicle and had the occupants exit the vehicle. While speaking with the passenger, Antonio Tyler, the deputy observed that Tyler repeatedly appeared to be engaged in attempting to conceal something behind his back. The deputy searched Tyler and located a large bag that contained what the deputy recognized as cocaine and marijuana hidden in Tyler’s pants. The amount of cocaine later was determined to weigh over 110 grams. Because of the amount seized, Tyler was charged with Possession with the Intent to Distribute. During the investigation, the deputy learned that Tyler was en route from New Jersey to the Chesapeake, VA area with the drugs.
Tyler was arrested and transported to the Central Booking Unit at the Wicomico County Detention Center where he was processed and taken before a District Court Commissioner. After an initial appearance, Tyler was held in the Detention Center in lieu of $75,000.00 bond.
Charges:
Possession of Cocaine with the Intent to Distribute, Importation of Cocaine into Maryland, Possession of Cocaine, Possession of Marijuana, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia
The Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office Aggressive Criminal Enforcement Team will continue to proactively patrol our roads in their effort to combat the illicit drug trade. Because of their efforts, this is the third substantial seizure of illegal drugs this month.
Incident: Possession of Marijuana
Date of Incident: 29 July 2008
Location: Ocean Gateway at Chippewa Blvd., Salisbury, MD
Suspect: Francis Curtis Davis 2nd, 31, Baltimore, MD
On 29 July 2008 at 2:00 AM, a deputy stopped a vehicle that was wanted in connection with an incident in Salisbury where a subject brandished a handgun in a convenience store parking lot. After stopping the vehicle, the deputy recovered a .BB gun that had been perceived as a real handgun. During the investigation, the subject (later identified as Francis Curtis Davis) questioned by the deputy provided a false identity and date of birth to the deputy. After discovering the subject’s true identity, the deputy discovered Davis was wanted by the U.S. Marshals on a robbery warrant. Additionally, marijuana was located inside the vehicle. The deputy arrested Davis for the U.S. Marshall’s warrant, along with providing a false identity and possession of marijuana.
Davis was transported to the Central Booking Unit at the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office where he was processed and taken before the District Court Commissioner. After his initial appearance, Davis was released on Personal Recognizance on the local charges but was detained pending transfer to the U.S. Marshall Service on the Robbery Charge.
Charges:
Possession of Marijuana
False Statement to a Law Enforcement Officer
Assisted Living Help?
"I have just recently started reading your blog. So I don't know if you have ever addressed this subject or not...I really enjoy the blog....
I am very frustrated and I know other people in a similar position. My elderly father, 89, lives in Salisbury in his own home. I live in Salibury with my husband. We have a small home and so does "dad" therefore, moving in with each other is not an option.
Not to mention "dad" likes to keep the temp. around 80 - 85 F and I would never be able to stand it that hot. I start sweating as soon as i get to his house. But it's his right to have the house the temp. he likes it. He also gets up very early, goes to bed very early and eats dinner around 4:30 p.m. Not our household schedule for sure.
My husband and I both work full time+ and will not be eligible to retire for some years. So even if dad was at our house, we are both gone all day and into the night at times. We have a very small family, so no help there either.
Increasingly over the last year or so his mental abilities have been declining and he was diagnosed with the beginning stages of alzheimers disease. His Dr. (who is wonderful) put him on a somewhat new medicine that has made a tremendous improvement in his logical thinking and improved his short term memory.
I go to his house every day and take him his meds. to make sure he gets them. I make sure he has a decent meal also and that things are ok. He also has diabetis, high blood pressure, thyroid disfunction etc. So his meds. are very important. He has a cleaning lady who is wonderful. She comes every Monday and cleans, changes beds etc. and cooks a nice meal with left overs already plated for the next two days.
I am increasingly concerned that every day when I go there he is going to be out of it and not able to stay by himself, yet he is not in need of a nursing home. Physically he is ok. He still cuts his grass, has a garden and is in his glory when he is working in his yard. I don't want to take that away from him. He still drives, but questionable how long or if he should be much longer.....Only goes to familiar places he's been going for years.
I want to plan for his and my future.....what resources are in our county for assisted living that don't cost over $5,000/month like mallard landing? My dad is a retired postal worker and while he has sufficient income to live nicely in his own home and has good health insurance, there is no way he can afford that. Plus, as I understand it, once your money is gone you have to leave Mallard Landing? I work for the State of Maryland and cannot afford that either. John B. Parsons staff seem nice, but the rooms are small and dark and not visually appealing. Not sure about the cost there.
Can you put this issue on your blog please? What have other people in this position done/found helpful? I am very anxious and feeling overwhelmed about this...... Thanks." "Mrs. Tom".
I am very frustrated and I know other people in a similar position. My elderly father, 89, lives in Salisbury in his own home. I live in Salibury with my husband. We have a small home and so does "dad" therefore, moving in with each other is not an option.
Not to mention "dad" likes to keep the temp. around 80 - 85 F and I would never be able to stand it that hot. I start sweating as soon as i get to his house. But it's his right to have the house the temp. he likes it. He also gets up very early, goes to bed very early and eats dinner around 4:30 p.m. Not our household schedule for sure.
My husband and I both work full time+ and will not be eligible to retire for some years. So even if dad was at our house, we are both gone all day and into the night at times. We have a very small family, so no help there either.
Increasingly over the last year or so his mental abilities have been declining and he was diagnosed with the beginning stages of alzheimers disease. His Dr. (who is wonderful) put him on a somewhat new medicine that has made a tremendous improvement in his logical thinking and improved his short term memory.
I go to his house every day and take him his meds. to make sure he gets them. I make sure he has a decent meal also and that things are ok. He also has diabetis, high blood pressure, thyroid disfunction etc. So his meds. are very important. He has a cleaning lady who is wonderful. She comes every Monday and cleans, changes beds etc. and cooks a nice meal with left overs already plated for the next two days.
I am increasingly concerned that every day when I go there he is going to be out of it and not able to stay by himself, yet he is not in need of a nursing home. Physically he is ok. He still cuts his grass, has a garden and is in his glory when he is working in his yard. I don't want to take that away from him. He still drives, but questionable how long or if he should be much longer.....Only goes to familiar places he's been going for years.
I want to plan for his and my future.....what resources are in our county for assisted living that don't cost over $5,000/month like mallard landing? My dad is a retired postal worker and while he has sufficient income to live nicely in his own home and has good health insurance, there is no way he can afford that. Plus, as I understand it, once your money is gone you have to leave Mallard Landing? I work for the State of Maryland and cannot afford that either. John B. Parsons staff seem nice, but the rooms are small and dark and not visually appealing. Not sure about the cost there.
Can you put this issue on your blog please? What have other people in this position done/found helpful? I am very anxious and feeling overwhelmed about this...... Thanks." "Mrs. Tom".
Yard Sale
DON'T FORGET!!!
Please email me at atlanticjw@aol.com to post your yard sale. The post is scheduled for Friday, August 1st. If there are none for this weekend, there will be no post, of course.
Please write "yard sale" in the subject of your email.
Many thanks.
Please email me at atlanticjw@aol.com to post your yard sale. The post is scheduled for Friday, August 1st. If there are none for this weekend, there will be no post, of course.
Please write "yard sale" in the subject of your email.
Many thanks.
POLICE INVESTIGATE BICYCLE THEFTS
The Ocean City Police Department is investigating a series of bicycle thefts throughout town. From May 15th through July 28th, 78 bicycles have been reported stolen.
The majority of thefts have been concentrated in the south end of town. 5 have been reported in the Caine Woods area, 7 in the 94th Street area, and 9 in the 120th Street area.
In almost all of these thefts, the bicycles were not properly secured. Many were left in yards, on porches, automobile racks, or in unlocked bike racks.
Police are asking citizens to take the time to lock their bicycles properly. A good bike lock has proven to be a reasonable deterrent. Ocean City residents are able to register their bicycles with the Ocean City Police Department at no cost. They will be issued a sticker to put on their bikes. Information about this program is available on our website, www.ocpdmd.com.
Officers' investigations are often hampered by owners who do not know the serial numbers of their bikes. Officers are not able to enter these stolen bikes into the NCIC (National Crime Information Center) computer without a serial number. This lessens the chance that a recovered bike would be returned to its owner.
Anyone with information regarding these thefts is asked to call the OCPD Criminal Investigation Division at 410-723-6604.
The OCPD would like to remind citizens to contact police if any of their property is stolen. People often feel they don't want to bother the police with minor theft complaints, however, these incidents are important to us, and being aware of them could prove very helpful.
The majority of thefts have been concentrated in the south end of town. 5 have been reported in the Caine Woods area, 7 in the 94th Street area, and 9 in the 120th Street area.
In almost all of these thefts, the bicycles were not properly secured. Many were left in yards, on porches, automobile racks, or in unlocked bike racks.
Police are asking citizens to take the time to lock their bicycles properly. A good bike lock has proven to be a reasonable deterrent. Ocean City residents are able to register their bicycles with the Ocean City Police Department at no cost. They will be issued a sticker to put on their bikes. Information about this program is available on our website, www.ocpdmd.com.
Officers' investigations are often hampered by owners who do not know the serial numbers of their bikes. Officers are not able to enter these stolen bikes into the NCIC (National Crime Information Center) computer without a serial number. This lessens the chance that a recovered bike would be returned to its owner.
Anyone with information regarding these thefts is asked to call the OCPD Criminal Investigation Division at 410-723-6604.
The OCPD would like to remind citizens to contact police if any of their property is stolen. People often feel they don't want to bother the police with minor theft complaints, however, these incidents are important to us, and being aware of them could prove very helpful.
More Graffiti At Lowes
For more than a year now I have been posting photos of Graffiti at the Lowes that backs to NORTHWOOD Drive. Does that road sound familiar to you? That's the area in which they found the dead body of a woman two days ago.
If you'll also recall, at one point while one of the buildings was under construction and the glass was installed, someone came in there and busted out every single window in the building.
Possible Gangs have been making their mark in this exact area and it was prime for such crime. The Chief of the Salisbury Police Department wants to treat that area as if its County property, yet it's annexed into the City.
The signs have been there, the Pro Active Police Leadership has not.
Harvard Law Has Been Following The Webster V. Albero Case
Several months ago I received a letter from a Law Professor from Harvard Law School asking permission to follow this Lawsuit. I thought I'd also pass on this piece of information showing the WORLD has been following this case (those who were interested in Bloggers being sued) through THIS SITE. I just thought ALL of you should be aware of the magnitude and attention it has received.
Oh, make sure you scroll down to the Maryland Cases. Believe it or not, I was the very first Blogger in Maryland's History to be sued.
Oh, make sure you scroll down to the Maryland Cases. Believe it or not, I was the very first Blogger in Maryland's History to be sued.
Flake & Campbell Introduce Anti-Earmark Amendment First Vote of the 2009 RePORK Card
Washington – Today, perennial anti-porkers Reps. Jeff Flake (AZ-06) and John Campbell (CA-48) will be unveiling an amendment to strip all pork projects out of the FY 2009 Military Construction-VA Appropriations Bill (HR 6599). The Club for Growth urges all members of Congress to support the amendment. We will be key-voting this amendment to be included in our congressional scorecard.
The $72.7 billion MilCon bill contains 103 member-requested earmarks worth $622 million. While many of these earmarks may be worthwhile, they are not subject to competitive bidding and oversight. In addition, the bill’s price tag is 14 percent larger than last year’s appropriations bill and 5 percent larger than the President’s request. “Supporting the Flake-Campbell amendment will constitute less than a 1 percent reduction in the bill’s total price,” said Club for Growth President Pat Toomey. “Surely Congress can muster up the courage to cut spending by less than 1 percent.”
The Flake-Campbell amendment marks the first anti-pork amendment of the FY 2009 appropriations season and will be included in the Club for Growth’s 2009 RePORK Card. Last year, the Club for Growth issued a RePORK Card, grading each congressman on his commitment to eliminating pork. Last year, only sixteen members received a perfect score of one-hundred percent. Hopefully, that number will increase this year. At the very least, we expect the 41 House members who have sworn off earmarks to support the Flake-Campbell amendment.
“With federal spending ballooning by the minute, Congress should be cutting back not spending more,” Mr. Toomey added. “If Democrats and Republicans want to live up to their promises of fiscal responsibility, they can start by voting for the Flake-Campbell amendment. We commend Reps. Flake and Campbell for introducing this important amendment, and urge all of congressional members to follow in the footsteps of these two taxpayer heroes.”
The $72.7 billion MilCon bill contains 103 member-requested earmarks worth $622 million. While many of these earmarks may be worthwhile, they are not subject to competitive bidding and oversight. In addition, the bill’s price tag is 14 percent larger than last year’s appropriations bill and 5 percent larger than the President’s request. “Supporting the Flake-Campbell amendment will constitute less than a 1 percent reduction in the bill’s total price,” said Club for Growth President Pat Toomey. “Surely Congress can muster up the courage to cut spending by less than 1 percent.”
The Flake-Campbell amendment marks the first anti-pork amendment of the FY 2009 appropriations season and will be included in the Club for Growth’s 2009 RePORK Card. Last year, the Club for Growth issued a RePORK Card, grading each congressman on his commitment to eliminating pork. Last year, only sixteen members received a perfect score of one-hundred percent. Hopefully, that number will increase this year. At the very least, we expect the 41 House members who have sworn off earmarks to support the Flake-Campbell amendment.
“With federal spending ballooning by the minute, Congress should be cutting back not spending more,” Mr. Toomey added. “If Democrats and Republicans want to live up to their promises of fiscal responsibility, they can start by voting for the Flake-Campbell amendment. We commend Reps. Flake and Campbell for introducing this important amendment, and urge all of congressional members to follow in the footsteps of these two taxpayer heroes.”
Salisbury Police Department Press Releases
On July 28, 2008 at approximately 11:13 am, Officers of the Salisbury Police Department received a call to respond to an area of the Northwood Industrial Park for the report of a found body. Upon arrival, Officers observed the body which appeared to be that of a female. The body was recovered and transported to the Maryland State Medical Examiners Office for a determination of identity and cause of death. At this time, the results are pending. This investigation is continuing.
CC # 200800027025 Editors Note: Still no mention of this person being a prostitute.
On July 27, 2008 at approximately 2:01 am, Officers of the Salisbury Police Department were in the area of the University Terrace Apartments and observed the below listed two (2) suspects transporting advertising banners from two (2) local restaurants. A representative of one of the restaurants was contacted and the advertising banners were found to have been stolen.
ARRESTED #1: Benjamin Jacob Reed, 20 years of Arnold, Maryland
ARRESTED #2: Stephen Alexander Malm, 20 years of age
CHARGES (Both): Theft (under $ 100)
DISPOSITION (Both): Released to Central Booking CC # 200800026868
On July 27, 2008 at approximately 11:22 pm, Officers of the Salisbury Police Department conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle operated by the below listed suspect for traffic violations in the area of South Salisbury Boulevard. During the stop, a routine record check revealed that the suspect was wanted on an outstanding district court bench warrant. The suspect was advised of the warrant and immediately became disorderly and fought with the officers. Additional officers responded and the suspect was taken into custody.
ARRESTED: Clarence Edward Fletcher, Jr., 24 years of age Laurel, Delaware
CHARGES:
Wicomico Co. District Court Bench Warrant-
Failure to appear in court
Resisting arrest
Disorderly conduct
DISPOSITION: Released to Central Booking CC # 200800026970, 200800026973
James Junius Morton Jr, 21yoa of Salisbury was charged with Possession of Cocaine with Intent to Distribute, Possession with Intent to Distribute in a School Zone, Possession of Cocaine, Possession of Marihuana, and two counts of Possession of Drug Paraphernalia.
Woodrow Snyder, 35yoa of Salisbury was charged with Possession of Cocaine and Possession of Paraphernalia. On July 24, 2008 officers with the Vice/Narcotics Unit executed a search and seizure warrant on a residence in the 600 block of Light St. The warrant was obtained after an investigation into a complaint of the distribution of narcotics in the Salisbury area. Morton was found to be in possession of a quantity of cocaine to indicate distribution and a quantity of marihuana. Snyder was found to be in possession of quantity of Cocaine. Morton and Snyder were released to the custody of Central Booking. 200800017440
Antonio Maurice Tindley, 23yoa, of Salisbury was charged with Possession of Cocaine, Trespassing on Posted Property, Obstruction & Hindering, and Resisting Arrest. On July 25, 2008 an officer from the Salisbury Police Department was on patrol in the 400 block of Anne St. The officer observed a subject known to the officer as Tindley trespassing on posted property. The officer approached Tindley and advised him that he was under arrest. Tindley then resisted the arrest but was brought under control as back up officers arrived. A quantity of cocaine was located on Tindley following his arrest. Tindley was released to the custody of Central Booking.
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Moleak Kalhee Salaam, 22yoa, of Salisbury was charged with 2 counts of 3rd degree Burglary, 2 counts of 4th degree Burglary, and Malicious Destruction of Property.
Juwan Elizabeth Walston, 32yoa, of Princess Anne, Md was charged with 3rd degree Burglary, 4th degree Burglary, and Malicious Destruction of Property. On July 27, 2008 officers responded to the 800 block of North Division St for a reported burglary. On arrival officers found that two windows had been broken out allowing entry into the vacant residence. Witnesses advised the officers that there were two subjects sleeping inside the house. Officers made entry into the dwelling and arrested Salaam and Walston. Both were released to the custody of Central Booking.
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Juvenile, 17yoa of Salisbury was charged with Distribution of Cocaine, Possession with intent to Distribute Cocaine, Possession of Cocaine, and Possession of Paraphernalia. During the month of June 2008, officers assigned to the Community Action Team and the Vice/Narcotics Unit conducted an operation targeting open air drug markets throughout the City. The Juvenile sold a quantity of Cocaine to an undercover officer. The juvenile was released to the custody of a relative. 200800022392
Jamie Marie Cary, 25yoa of Fenwick Island, De was charged with 13 counts of Credit Card Offenses, Fraud, and Identity Theft. The victim reported to the Salisbury Police Department that her wallet was removed from her purse while she was shopping in a local grocery store sometime in June 2008. Following a lengthy investigation by a detective into the theft and fraudulent use of the credit card, Carey was arrested. Carey was also found to be wanted on an outstanding bench warrant for failure to appear in court in October 2007. 200800019377 & 200800026634
Andre Demetrius Hudson, 34yoa of Salisbury was charged with Possession of Cocaine and Possession of Paraphernalia. An officer from the Salisbury Police Department stopped a suspicious person in the area of Anne St and Baker St. After making contact with the suspicious person, later identified as Hudson, he consented to a search by the police officer. As a result of this search, a quantity of cocaine was located. Hudson was released to the custody of Central Booking. 200800026992
Qymaine Christopher Kenney, 18yoa, of Salisbury was charged with Possession of Marihuana and Possession of Paraphernalia. Officers from the Salisbury Police Department located a suspicious vehicle in the area of Naylor St and Benny St. Officers were able to make contact with the two occupants of the vehicle. During the contact the officers detected an odor of burnt marihuana coming from the vehicle. The officers were able to receive consent to search Kenny. As result of this search a quantity of marihuana was found on Kenney. Kenney was released to the custody of Central Booking.
Kalvin Lee Holley, 19yoa of Salisbury was charged with 2 counts of 1st degree Burglary, 2 counts of 3rd degree Burglary, 2 counts of 4th degree Burglary, Attempted Robbery, Malicious Destruction of Property, Resisting Arrest, and Disorderly Conduct.
Juvenile, 14yoa of Salisbury was charged with 2 counts of 1st degree Burglary, 2 counts of 3rd degree Burglary, 2 counts of 4th degree Burglary, Attempted Robbery, and Malicious Destruction of Property. Officers responded to the 100 block of Carrolton Ave for a reported attempted Burglary. On arrival, officers met with the victim and witness who identified Holley and the Juvenile as trying to enter a residence forcefully by kicking a door, causing damage to the door. Officers located the juvenile and placed him under arrest without incident. Officers were then able to locate Holley who then resisted arrest by not allowing the officers to handcuff him. Holley attempted to flee on foot but was apprehended. Holley was released to the custody of Central Booking and the Juvenile was detained at the Eastern Shore Juvenile Detention Center. 200800026918
Juvenile, 16yoa of Salisbury and Juvenile 15yoa of Salisbury were charged as juveniles with Attempted 2nd degree Burglary and Malicious Destruction of Property less than $500. As part of a covert operation targeting the recent burglaries of commercial establishments, the above juveniles were observed attempting to gain entry into a business located in the area of the 800 block of East Salisbury Pkwy. The juveniles fled from police officers but were apprehended after a brief foot chase. Both juveniles were released to the custody of parents. 200800026748
CC # 200800027025 Editors Note: Still no mention of this person being a prostitute.
On July 27, 2008 at approximately 2:01 am, Officers of the Salisbury Police Department were in the area of the University Terrace Apartments and observed the below listed two (2) suspects transporting advertising banners from two (2) local restaurants. A representative of one of the restaurants was contacted and the advertising banners were found to have been stolen.
ARRESTED #1: Benjamin Jacob Reed, 20 years of Arnold, Maryland
ARRESTED #2: Stephen Alexander Malm, 20 years of age
CHARGES (Both): Theft (under $ 100)
DISPOSITION (Both): Released to Central Booking CC # 200800026868
On July 27, 2008 at approximately 11:22 pm, Officers of the Salisbury Police Department conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle operated by the below listed suspect for traffic violations in the area of South Salisbury Boulevard. During the stop, a routine record check revealed that the suspect was wanted on an outstanding district court bench warrant. The suspect was advised of the warrant and immediately became disorderly and fought with the officers. Additional officers responded and the suspect was taken into custody.
ARRESTED: Clarence Edward Fletcher, Jr., 24 years of age Laurel, Delaware
CHARGES:
Wicomico Co. District Court Bench Warrant-
Failure to appear in court
Resisting arrest
Disorderly conduct
DISPOSITION: Released to Central Booking CC # 200800026970, 200800026973
James Junius Morton Jr, 21yoa of Salisbury was charged with Possession of Cocaine with Intent to Distribute, Possession with Intent to Distribute in a School Zone, Possession of Cocaine, Possession of Marihuana, and two counts of Possession of Drug Paraphernalia.
Woodrow Snyder, 35yoa of Salisbury was charged with Possession of Cocaine and Possession of Paraphernalia. On July 24, 2008 officers with the Vice/Narcotics Unit executed a search and seizure warrant on a residence in the 600 block of Light St. The warrant was obtained after an investigation into a complaint of the distribution of narcotics in the Salisbury area. Morton was found to be in possession of a quantity of cocaine to indicate distribution and a quantity of marihuana. Snyder was found to be in possession of quantity of Cocaine. Morton and Snyder were released to the custody of Central Booking. 200800017440
Antonio Maurice Tindley, 23yoa, of Salisbury was charged with Possession of Cocaine, Trespassing on Posted Property, Obstruction & Hindering, and Resisting Arrest. On July 25, 2008 an officer from the Salisbury Police Department was on patrol in the 400 block of Anne St. The officer observed a subject known to the officer as Tindley trespassing on posted property. The officer approached Tindley and advised him that he was under arrest. Tindley then resisted the arrest but was brought under control as back up officers arrived. A quantity of cocaine was located on Tindley following his arrest. Tindley was released to the custody of Central Booking.
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Moleak Kalhee Salaam, 22yoa, of Salisbury was charged with 2 counts of 3rd degree Burglary, 2 counts of 4th degree Burglary, and Malicious Destruction of Property.
Juwan Elizabeth Walston, 32yoa, of Princess Anne, Md was charged with 3rd degree Burglary, 4th degree Burglary, and Malicious Destruction of Property. On July 27, 2008 officers responded to the 800 block of North Division St for a reported burglary. On arrival officers found that two windows had been broken out allowing entry into the vacant residence. Witnesses advised the officers that there were two subjects sleeping inside the house. Officers made entry into the dwelling and arrested Salaam and Walston. Both were released to the custody of Central Booking.
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Juvenile, 17yoa of Salisbury was charged with Distribution of Cocaine, Possession with intent to Distribute Cocaine, Possession of Cocaine, and Possession of Paraphernalia. During the month of June 2008, officers assigned to the Community Action Team and the Vice/Narcotics Unit conducted an operation targeting open air drug markets throughout the City. The Juvenile sold a quantity of Cocaine to an undercover officer. The juvenile was released to the custody of a relative. 200800022392
Jamie Marie Cary, 25yoa of Fenwick Island, De was charged with 13 counts of Credit Card Offenses, Fraud, and Identity Theft. The victim reported to the Salisbury Police Department that her wallet was removed from her purse while she was shopping in a local grocery store sometime in June 2008. Following a lengthy investigation by a detective into the theft and fraudulent use of the credit card, Carey was arrested. Carey was also found to be wanted on an outstanding bench warrant for failure to appear in court in October 2007. 200800019377 & 200800026634
Andre Demetrius Hudson, 34yoa of Salisbury was charged with Possession of Cocaine and Possession of Paraphernalia. An officer from the Salisbury Police Department stopped a suspicious person in the area of Anne St and Baker St. After making contact with the suspicious person, later identified as Hudson, he consented to a search by the police officer. As a result of this search, a quantity of cocaine was located. Hudson was released to the custody of Central Booking. 200800026992
Qymaine Christopher Kenney, 18yoa, of Salisbury was charged with Possession of Marihuana and Possession of Paraphernalia. Officers from the Salisbury Police Department located a suspicious vehicle in the area of Naylor St and Benny St. Officers were able to make contact with the two occupants of the vehicle. During the contact the officers detected an odor of burnt marihuana coming from the vehicle. The officers were able to receive consent to search Kenny. As result of this search a quantity of marihuana was found on Kenney. Kenney was released to the custody of Central Booking.
Kalvin Lee Holley, 19yoa of Salisbury was charged with 2 counts of 1st degree Burglary, 2 counts of 3rd degree Burglary, 2 counts of 4th degree Burglary, Attempted Robbery, Malicious Destruction of Property, Resisting Arrest, and Disorderly Conduct.
Juvenile, 14yoa of Salisbury was charged with 2 counts of 1st degree Burglary, 2 counts of 3rd degree Burglary, 2 counts of 4th degree Burglary, Attempted Robbery, and Malicious Destruction of Property. Officers responded to the 100 block of Carrolton Ave for a reported attempted Burglary. On arrival, officers met with the victim and witness who identified Holley and the Juvenile as trying to enter a residence forcefully by kicking a door, causing damage to the door. Officers located the juvenile and placed him under arrest without incident. Officers were then able to locate Holley who then resisted arrest by not allowing the officers to handcuff him. Holley attempted to flee on foot but was apprehended. Holley was released to the custody of Central Booking and the Juvenile was detained at the Eastern Shore Juvenile Detention Center. 200800026918
Juvenile, 16yoa of Salisbury and Juvenile 15yoa of Salisbury were charged as juveniles with Attempted 2nd degree Burglary and Malicious Destruction of Property less than $500. As part of a covert operation targeting the recent burglaries of commercial establishments, the above juveniles were observed attempting to gain entry into a business located in the area of the 800 block of East Salisbury Pkwy. The juveniles fled from police officers but were apprehended after a brief foot chase. Both juveniles were released to the custody of parents. 200800026748
Will The Chiefy Come Clean About Dead Woman's Body?
Two days ago a woman's body was found dead, murdered in the Northwood Industrial Park. The woman was in FACT a local Prostitute. Now That explains why every one's mouth has been SHUT!
That's right Folks, the Chief and Mayor DON'T want YOU to know, (especially after my Post) that a Prostitute was KILLED! Again, more to come.........
That's right Folks, the Chief and Mayor DON'T want YOU to know, (especially after my Post) that a Prostitute was KILLED! Again, more to come.........
E-Mooning
We all know those cute little computer symbols called 'emoticons,' where:
:) means a smile and
:( is a frown.
Sometimes these Are represented by
:-)
:-(
Well, how about some 'ASSICONS?'
Here goes:
(_!_) a regular ass
(__!__) a fat ass
(!) a tight ass
(_*_) a sore ass
{_!_} a swishy ass
(_o_) an ass that's been around
(_x_) kiss my ass
(_X_) leave my ass alone
(_zzz_) a tired ass
E=mc2_) a smart ass
(_$_) Money coming out Of his ass
(_?_) Dumb Ass
:) means a smile and
:( is a frown.
Sometimes these Are represented by
:-)
:-(
Well, how about some 'ASSICONS?'
Here goes:
(_!_) a regular ass
(__!__) a fat ass
(!) a tight ass
(_*_) a sore ass
{_!_} a swishy ass
(_o_) an ass that's been around
(_x_) kiss my ass
(_X_) leave my ass alone
(_zzz_) a tired ass
E=mc2_) a smart ass
(_$_) Money coming out Of his ass
(_?_) Dumb Ass
Speculators Trying to Buy Control of Food Supply
I found this blog while surfing and really enjoyed it this guy has got quite a sense of humor and offers lots of great articles on current events that affect our nation. ~Wymzie
George Washington’s Blog
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
According to the New York Times, Financial Times, and others, hedge funds and other investors are buying up farms, farmland, fertilizer, grain elevators, shipping equipment and other necessities for producing food.
Given the meltdown in the housing and financial sectors and the weakness in the
That means that speculators will drive up food prices.
As Jim Hightower puts it: “By ‘owning structure,’ they mean centralizing control of food in the hands of financial manipulators who have only one crop in mind: fat profits.
Price? Aha! That’s what consolidation of farms and storage facilities is all about. If you can lock down production and stockpile the supply – you can control price. If corn prices are lower than what investors want them to be, simply store the corn and force prices up. Or, if corn prices are down in the
Hedge funds bring nothing but greed and grief to the farm economy and our food supply, and they should be banned from ‘owning structure.’”
Hightower may be right: we should demand that Congress prevent speculators from buying up one of the main necessities. Moreover, this just strengthens my conviction that we should guarantee our access to inexpensive and healthy food. See this and this.
Quotes of the Day...Today You Get Four; Because You Have Been Good
"In order to rally people, governments need enemies. They want us to be afraid, to hate, so we will rally behind them. And if they do not have a real enemy, they will invent one in order to mobilize us."~ Thich Nhat Hanh - Vietnamese monk, activist and writer.
"The care of human life and happiness and not their destruction is the first and only legitimate object of good government."~ Thomas Jefferson
"Government is not reason, it is not eloquence, it is force; like fire, a troublesome servant and a fearful master. Never for a moment should it be left to irresponsible action." ~ George Washington
"Many are they who are touched at the heart by these things. those they sent forth they knew; now in place of the young men urns and ashes are carried home to the houses of the fighters.... The citizens speak: their voice is dull with hatred. The curse of the people must be paid for." ~Agamemnon (lines 432-436, 456-7, Grene and Lattimore translation)
Front Page News
LOOK, I'M SOMEBODY!
Although you cannot even FIND the story on line, they scrapped it from the Front Page Headline News completely, it is on the front page of their print edition.
Oh, as for a comment on the story, I have none, other than to say, GREAT ARTICLE! Perhaps the Daily Times should depend on this particular Reporter more often? He's factual, detailed and someone you can trust.
So, how many of you out there are dying to know what's going to happen today? Yahoo, Judgment Day Is Upon Us! Duvall must have his bottle of oxygen ready for the long trip to Worcester County for the do not miss trial of Joe Albero VS Chief Webster. Hell, I'd even guess he left at 6:30 AM this morning to insure he gets a good seat. You don't have to worry so much about getting up and down all that often, that's what they make Depends for. LOL
The Daily Times did a great article this morning and I should add, (I hope this doesn't come off like I'm sucking up) that has to be the finest Front Page I've ever seen from them. The Pony's should be left up top all year long, it's beautiful!
As for the rest of their news, well, you read it all here yesterday or a few days earlier anyway. I'd link you to my article but they pulled it from their Site. If anyone can find it, can you put it in comments and I'll update the article? Thanks!
Dear Mr. Billy Duvall, GO HERE.
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