Cutler, Garnett and Wootten |
Incident: Handgun Possession/ Firearm Drug Trafficking Crime
Date of Incident: July 31, 2017
Location: E Main St/ N Park Drive
Suspects:
- Kaevon Quishi Cutler, 22 of Princess Anne, MD
- Nicholas Tyler Garnett, 17 (Charged as an adult) of Princess Anne, MD
- Joshua James Wootten, 16 (Charged as an adult) of Princess Anne, MD
Charges: Possession of a firearm during a drug trafficking crime, Use of a firearm during the commission of a felony, Possession of a firearm with an obliterated serial number, Possession of a regulated firearm by a prohibited person, Possession with the intent to distribute marijuana, Illegal possession of ammunition.
10 comments:
Nice work Deputy in getting those thugs off the street. Lock them up judge for a long time.
This is really sad...they have their whole lives ahead of them and starting out making bad choices is never a good thing for what's to come in their lives. They can't even cover this up because they were charged as adults.
Man, sad to see what product has been cut loose from my ole quarters. Times have changed, when I was in that area the worst thing we did was run from Wallace Deshield after spotting deer.
I'm sure those wanna be men are going to be very popular in prison. They are going to realize that they arnt so tough after all.
Black guy gets a no bond the two white boys get a bond. Talk about having fair skin
The driver is responsible for everything in the car. Everything, no matter who says what belongs to whom.
11:11 AM -- Cutler was already out on bail awaiting a trial on the 23rd of August on multiple CDS and weapons charges from an arrest made in April. Holding him without bond after the most recent arrest for drug and weapons charges could be seen as a prudent move on the part of the court.
Put your race card back in the deck.
I read nothing about any bond, for anyone. "All arrested and released to dentention center."
Shred the race card. It's not working 11:11.
22,17,and 16. IQ or age ?
10:38 I used to work with Wallace Dashiell and he had so many stories from his time in combat ,from WwII and as a law enforcement officer for many years. Thank you for reminding me of my old friend with your comment.
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