Maryland State Police Salisbury Barrack DUI Arrests 3/19/2016 to 3/25/2016:
Category: Court News
SUNDERLAND, MD. – Don’t take your drugs to town, leave your drugs at home!
Maryland State Police report that on 3/21/16 at 6:27 pm, Trooper First Class Barlow responded to the 7-Eleven in Sunderland to check the welfare of a person slumped over in a vehicle. Rory M. Lohman, 41 of Huntingtown, was located and appeared to be intoxicated.
On Sept. 14, 2007, Tate was convicted on charges of distribution of drugs in Prince Georges County Circuit Court. Tate had been charged with numerous counts of handgun violations and possession of a large amount of drugs, 50 grams of crack cocaine.
Greenbelt, Maryland – What happens when local hoodlums grow up stealing, thieving and selling drugs? With any luck they get gunned down by one of their heathen outlaw compatriots or get caught and spend the rest of their worthless lives in prison. The Maryland Judiciary run by the White Rabbit and administered by looney liberal Judges won’t get a chance to dump these bozos back out on the community to once again hold up store clerks at gunpoint.
Upon interdiction, the U.S. Coast Guard arrested four individuals operating the vessel. The semi-submersible became unstable and sank.
Reached for comment, Sayreville Mayor Kennedy O’Brien said: “We lost a very good and fine young police officer today. And our hearts and our prayers are with him, his parents, his wife, and his children.”
Not likely to rise from the dead three days later, the cops are now trying to track down who killed the man.
Ocean City Police reports that one Montgomery County teenager found too much heat back in his hometown and decided it was time to beat feet. Police say he and his gang were captured as they cruised up Coastal Highway in their hot wheels.
A little grease for the wheels of the Fairfax Code Department FAIRFAX, VA. – Bribes go a long way when attempting to get the mental-midget …
Brooks and Hatmaker may have become buddies as both were in the burglary business around Baltimore, as well as being colleagues in the Maryland prison system.