DATE & TIME: Wednesday December 21, 2011 @ 2150 hours
INCIDENT: Possession of CDS-Not Marijuana
Possession of CDS-Marijuana/Paraphernalia
LOCATION: Fruitland Intermediate School
CASE NO.: 2011-1510
PERSON(s) CHARGED: Ross A. Perim
William P. Simons
AGE: Both 18
ADDRESS: Salisbury, Maryland and Selbyville, Delaware
CHARGES: Possession of CDS-Not Marijuana (Amphetamine)
Possession of CDS Paraphernalia
Possession of CDS-Marijuana
DISPOSITION: Released to custody of Central Booking at WCDC
SYNOPSIS: On the above date and time a Fruitland Officer was on patrol and observed a vehicle parked in the parking lot of the Intermediate School, while no school functions were being held. The vehicle was also parked in a Handicapped Only space and was not displaying a placard or proper tag. Upon contact with the vehicle occupants, the officer detected the odor of Marijuana emanating from the vehicle and observed that the driver was so nervous he could not speak enough to answer simple questions. A Probable Cause Search was conducted and Marijuana was located in the vehicle and in the driver’s possession. The passenger was also found to be in possession of a suspected Schedule II Amphetamine. Both suspects were arrested and transported to WCDC without incident.
DATE & TIME: Thursday December 22, 2011 @ 1940 hours
INCIDENT: Strong Arm Robbery
LOCATION: Ogle Avenue
CASE NO.: 2011-1503
PERSON(s) CHARGED: 1) Tajh D. Smith / 2) Juvenile Male
AGE(s): 18 / 17
ADDRESS: Fruitland, Maryland
CHARGES: Robbery (Strong Arm)
Assault 2nd
Theft
Burglary
Trespassing
DISPOSITION: Adult released to custody of Central Booking at WCDC
Juvenile to custody of Department of Juvenile Services
SYNOPSIS: On the above date and time Fruitland Officers responded to the 400 block of Ogle Avenue for a reported robbery of a delivery driver. Upon arrival, officers learned that an order was placed for a food delivery and the caller provided an address for a vacant house. Upon delivery, the driver was assaulted and he was robbed of the food that he was attempting to deliver. The investigation led to the immediate arrest of a male juvenile and later the above named adult suspect. The juvenile remains in custody of DJS and the adult suspect was released to the custody of WCDC. Further charges forthcoming as the investigation continues to identify other suspects involved.
DATE & TIME: Friday December 23, 2011 @ 0257 hours
INCIDENT: 1st Degree Assault
LOCATION: Green Street
CASE NO.: 2011-1515
PERSON CHARGED: Tyree Parker
AGE: 31
ADDRESS: Salisbury, Maryland
CHARGES: Assault 1st
Assault 2nd
False Imprisonment
Reckless Endangerment
Concealed Dangerous Weapon (Wear and Carry)
Burglary
Trespassing
DISPOSITION: Released to custody of Central Booking at WCDC
SYNOPSIS: On the above date and time Fruitland Officers responded to the 300 block of Green Street for a reported assault. Upon arrival officers learned that the above named suspect forced his way into a home and attempted to smother and choke a female victim while refusing to let her up. The victim was finally able to free herself and call 911. The suspect was placed under arrest and was found to have a double bladed knife concealed in his pants. The suspect was transported to WCDC without further incident.
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4 comments:
I normally do not see a lot wrong with smoking marijuana, but who in their right mind thinks it is okay do pull into a handicapped spot at a school yard and light up. I smoke cigarettes and wont even light them up in a school setting.
Kharma's a b!tch, huh, Stew? (Perim). This kids dad is the owner of Peninsula Periodontic and Orthodontics and has been ripping off people and insurance companies for years. Won't be long till the state will be coming down on him.
We,ve known these young men since they were little boys. This is an unfortunate incident and the fact that it is exposed on the Internet for all to see is pathetic and undeserving. We all were teenagers at one time and have done stupid things. Does the whole world really half to know and judge? Believe me, most of the people reading this would be lucky to be half the men these boys are.
anonymous 8:27, thank you for your comment.
Let it be known, this was a press release from the police department. We publish ALL press releases and so does the many of the local msm outlets.
That being said, it IS unfortunate our legislators allow such information and allow me to explain why.
In MANY of these cases the charges are dropped or the case won by their attorneys. However, once the information is on the internet there's no way to remove it.
When an employer goes to look someone up, that case or their name will show up, period.
Perhaps it can be held off until there's a conviction? A press release, that is.
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