Delaware State Police Beat / Katie Dilworth’s Christmas Heroin Hell Delivery Interrupted by Wobbly Driver Being Noticed by Trooper

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  • Police say that Dilworth was found to be in possession of 55 white wax paper bags of heroin

Delaware State Police Beat / Katie Dilworth’s Christmas Heroin Hell Delivery Interrupted by Wobbly Driver Being Noticed by Trooper

Katie Dilworth arrested by Delaware State Police heroin distribution 121816

SEAFORD, DEL. — Delaware State Police Master Corporal Jeffrey R. Hale reports that troopers have arrested a Laurel women after she was found to be in possession of drugs during a traffic stop in Seaford.

The incident began on Sunday, December 18, 2016, at approximately 1:50 a.m., as two Delaware State Troopers were on patrol in the area of Sussex Highway and Bethel Concord Road, Seaford. It was at this time that the troopers observed a green Chevrolet Tahoe, which was traveling in a northbound direction on Sussex Highway, fail to remain within its lane of travel.

Police say that a vehicle stop was then conducted at which time, one of the troopers came into contact with the front seat passenger of the car, later identified as Katie Dilworth, 28, of Laurel. A computer check of Dilworth was conducted where it was learned that she was wanted by the Laurel Police Department.

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Dilworth was then removed from the Tahoe and following a pat-down search, was placed in the trooper’s patrol vehicle. It was at this time that they noticed the odor of marijuana coming from Dilworth’s person. However, she denied being in possession of marijuana. She was then transported to the Laurel Police Department, where upon their arrival, a female Delaware State Trooper was contacted to conduct a more extensive search of Dilworth.

It was at this time that Dilworth allegedly admitted to being in possession of a plastic bag containing assorted drugs which she removed from inside of her pants and turned over to the troopers.

Police say that Dilworth was found to be in possession of 55 white wax paper bags of heroin which weighed .825 grams, .52 grams of powder cocaine, 1.64 grams of crack cocaine, 6.94 grams of marijuana, 2 suboxone strips, and 3 Delaware food stamp cards which did not belong to her.

Katie Dilworth of Laurel Del photo from Facebook

Police say that Dilworth was found to be in possession of 55 white wax paper bags of heroin which weighed .825 grams, .52 grams of powder cocaine, 1.64 grams of crack cocaine, 6.94 grams of marijuana, 2 suboxone strips, and 3 Delaware food stamp cards which did not belong to her.

Katie Dilworth was then transported to Troop 5 where she was charged with Possession with the Intent to Deliver a Controlled Substance, Tampering with Evidence, Possession of Marijuana, 3 counts of Unauthorized Use of Food Stamps, and 3 counts of Possession of a Counterfeit Controlled Substance. She was arraigned at JP Court 3 and then committed to the Delores J. Baylor Correctional Institution in default of $23,000.00 cash bail.

The male operator of the Tahoe, identified as a 36-year-old Seaford man, was issued a warning and released.

Dilworth was charged with theft in Wicomico County and on July 17, 2014, entered a guilty plea which netted her six days in jail and probation for one year.

Delaware court records show that Dilworth was ordered by Judge Rosemary B. Beauregard to be a habitual offender. Finding of fact and recommendation entered by Commissioner Joseph Maybee: it is the commissioner’s recommendation this 5th day of February 2007 that the court of common pleas enter an order ordering as follows: that the respondent is declared a habitual offender pursuant to 21 del. C. 2802

  • Police say that Dilworth was found to be in possession of 55 white wax paper bags of heroin

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