GREAT JOB!! Keep going. I'm sure there are plenty more of these scumbags out there.
CRISFIELD -- Seven people were arrested and three more are sought on warrants in connection with drug trafficking in Crisfield and Pocomoke City.Police in both municipalities worked together on a three-month undercover investigation in which officers gained information on drug operations, said Crisfield Police Chief Mike Tabor.
A Crisfield officer worked in Pocomoke City, while one from Pocomoke City worked in Crisfield, he said.
More evidence is expected to be turned over to a Somerset County grand jury next week.
"This is going to be an ongoing thing," Tabor said.
Six of the suspects have been charged in connection with drug dealing in Crisfield and four in Pocomoke City.
All have been charged with distribution of drugs and related charges and were held on bonds ranging from $75,000-$100,000 each, Tabor said.
Arrested in Crisfield were Chance Ames, 19, of Crisfield, who is incarcerated at the Department of Corrections in Jessup; Andre Tyrone Fisher, 26, of Crisfield; Freddie Scott Laird, 35, of Tangier; and Janet Nicole Webster, 28, of Princess Anne.
Arrested in Pocomoke City were 20-year-old Breon Odale Ames, 47-year-old Vera Denise Byrd and Chris Lee Pittman, all of Pocomoke City.
Crisfield police have indictments for two more people, and Pocomoke City police are still seeking one more suspect on an arrest warrant.
The cooperation between departments has been extended to checkpoints and other initiatives, Tabor said.
On Friday night, the department was assisted by the Princess Anne and Pocomoke City police departments and the Somerset County Sheriff's Office to provide increased patrols in certain hot spot areas of Crisfield.
Six arrests were made on various charges.
Source; http://www.delmarvanow.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/201108090432/NEWS01/108090311
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Doesn't it appear that now the PCPD cops can do their jobs and arrested drug dealer? I think before if they arrested certain dealers one too many times they were forced out of their jobs by trumped up charges, maybe?
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