All Crime, All The Time – News and Commentary on the Criminal Class
WALDORF, MD. — The sense of entitlement and special treatment on the part of the criminal class, shows that crime in Waldorf is a real danger to the public for shopping or simply being in one’s home or vehicle. The criminals and the heathens want your money and want your stuff and they want to sell drugs unrestricted to an entire class of mental midgets who want to buy the drugs.
On their voyage down the river, O’Malley directed the police boat to pull up to the ramp so he could meet local citizens. The group invited the Governor to pose for photos with them and he agreed, standing immediately behind the woman in the red shirt who both prior to and after this photo had been picked up on prostitution and other charges. One of the group was later charged with armed home invasion, another causing a serious DWI crash with injuries.
The initial investigation into the incident has indicated that there had been a fight on the parking lot. During the fight, an unknown suspect opened fire into the crowd, striking the victim multiple times in the mid-body. The victim then got into a car and fled the scene.
During this four day weekend over 9,500 vehicles were stopped by troopers across the state. Preliminary statistics revealed approximately 6,843 traffic citations were issued along with approximately 4,764 warnings. In addition, 99 motorists were arrested for impaired driving, 28 people were arrested for various drug offenses and 72 were arrested for various criminal violations.
PRINCE FREDERICK, MD. Maryland State Police say that this dope dealer was nabbed on Industry Lane and her industry is alleged to be dealing in pot. Getting ready for the busy holiday weekend had her out at all hours of the night, meeting customers. She had two deadhead girlfriends with her, say police, and they both had small amounts of weed.
Payne has a record of several speeding tickets and a DUI arrest which was dumped by St. Mary’s States Attorney Richard Fritz in 2013; and a DUI conviction in 2010.
Newport News Sheriff’s Police Beat: Sheriff Gabe Morgan reports arrest bookings May 9-14, 2015
Trooper lost sight of the vehicle after the driver crossed over Virginia Beach Blvd, but was found moments later when it was discovered that the vehicle had crashed at the intersection Kellam Road and Aragona Blvd. striking a utility pole.
During subsequent processing the deputy learned that Mezick’s driver’s license had been both suspended and revoked by the State of Maryland following three previous convictions in alcohol related driving offenses. Mezick also refused to submit to a breath test during processing.
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