Drug arrests
Two men were charged with drug possession in Churchton early yesterday morning after county police said they found cocaine and marijuana in their car during a traffic stop.
Officers stopped a Ford Taurus in the Franklin Manor community about 1:30 a.m., said Justin Mulcahy, a police spokesman. Officers obtained consent to search the vehicle, and found 37.10 grams of crack cocaine, 6.4 grams of marijuana, two digital scales and $964 in cash.
Samuel Edward Sharps III, 21, of 1210 Sterling Circle in Annapolis, and Gabriel Ryan Lee Snowden, 21, of 1107 Gwynne Ave. in...
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Police Are Highly Valued - 2009-11-21 17:40:05
Personally I am very grateful some of my neighbors have decided to become Annapolis Police officers. It is not always a pleasant job, very few people actually choose to go into police work and without law enforcement there would be, anarchy. I have had the unpleasant experience of living where there is anarchy for extended periods; Port au Prince, Haiti during 2 violent revolutions and during a massive period of unrest in rural India. I much prefer to live where there are hard-working and very responsible law enforcement officers on the job: Annapolis, Maryland.
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never waive your rights - 2009-11-20 16:30:47
Stupid to let a cop search your car, you have a right to refuse and he can not intimidate you, Of course he will get a K-9 and if the k-9 hits there is probable cause but there are a lot of lazy cops and who knows maybe the K-9 called in sick that day or was otherwise occupied. It's always best to decline the kind police's offer to search your car.
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Search - 2009-11-20 15:01:43
They would have searched the car anyway and said they had the right because they detected the smell of marujuana. If the police want to search they will one way or another.
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you got my coke.... - 2009-11-20 13:54:20
so they let the cops search the car.....what....they weren't going to find your drugs ??...........YOU IDIOTS.....GO TO JAIL..........
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