timesofmalta.com - Three Britons plead not guilty to trafficking cocaine

timesofmalta.com - Three Britons plead not guilty to trafficking cocaine: "Three Britons - Mark Andrew Buckley, 25, Jamie Thomas Carter, 30, and Daniel Emile Degisi, 24, have been remanded in custody after they pleaded not guilty to conspiring to traffic, importing and trafficking cocaine.
They were also charged with having the drug in their possession in circumstances which denoted it was not for their personal use.
The three men were arrested after the police found 220 grammes of cocaine in their hotel room in Bugibba.
One tried to leave Malta on a ferry to Sicily after realising that the drug had been found by the police."

timesofmalta.com - Three Britons plead not guilty to trafficking cocaine

timesofmalta.com - Three Britons plead not guilty to trafficking cocaine: "Three Britons - Mark Andrew Buckley, 25, Jamie Thomas Carter, 30, and Daniel Emile Degisi, 24, have been remanded in custody after they pleaded not guilty to conspiring to traffic, importing and trafficking cocaine.
They were also charged with having the drug in their possession in circumstances which denoted it was not for their personal use.
The three men were arrested after the police found 220 grammes of cocaine in their hotel room in Bugibba.
One tried to leave Malta on a ferry to Sicily after realising that the drug had been found by the police."

Ice Cream Vendor Sent to Prison for Cocaine Delivery - WBAY-TV Green Bay-Fox Cities-Northeast Wisconsin News

Ice Cream Vendor Sent to Prison for Cocaine Delivery - WBAY-TV Green Bay-Fox Cities-Northeast Wisconsin News: "Lavelle Johnson, 24, previously pleaded no contest to a charge of delivering cocaine.
Last July, the Green Bay city council granted Johnson an ice cream truck permit despite a marijuana conviction in 2004, after character witnesses urged the council to give Johnson a chance.
Police arrested Johnson two days later as part of an unrelated drug investigation.
Some aldermen were upset to learn Johnson was under investigation when they approved his permit."

Ice Cream Vendor Sent to Prison for Cocaine Delivery - WBAY-TV Green Bay-Fox Cities-Northeast Wisconsin News

Ice Cream Vendor Sent to Prison for Cocaine Delivery - WBAY-TV Green Bay-Fox Cities-Northeast Wisconsin News: "Lavelle Johnson, 24, previously pleaded no contest to a charge of delivering cocaine.
Last July, the Green Bay city council granted Johnson an ice cream truck permit despite a marijuana conviction in 2004, after character witnesses urged the council to give Johnson a chance.
Police arrested Johnson two days later as part of an unrelated drug investigation.
Some aldermen were upset to learn Johnson was under investigation when they approved his permit."

Couple charged with trafficking cocaine | Salisbury, NC - Salisbury Post

Couple charged with trafficking cocaine | Salisbury, NC - Salisbury Post: "Marcus Lamont McCain, 35, of 310 Miller Ave., was arrested Wednesday in Cleveland and charged with trafficking cocaine.
Teira Shawnta Heaggins, 24, also of 310 Miller Ave., has been charged with two counts of trafficking cocaine and conspiracy to traffic cocaine in Iredell County. Her arrest is pending.Rowan County Sheriff's Office deputies, assisting Iredell detectives, stopped the GMC Denali McCain was driving eastbound on U.S. 70.
During a search of the vehicle, deputies recovered $10,400 in cash.
Shortly afterward, Rowan deputies executed a search warrant at 310 Miller Avenue, recovering a shotgun and other items."

Couple charged with trafficking cocaine | Salisbury, NC - Salisbury Post

Couple charged with trafficking cocaine | Salisbury, NC - Salisbury Post: "Marcus Lamont McCain, 35, of 310 Miller Ave., was arrested Wednesday in Cleveland and charged with trafficking cocaine.
Teira Shawnta Heaggins, 24, also of 310 Miller Ave., has been charged with two counts of trafficking cocaine and conspiracy to traffic cocaine in Iredell County. Her arrest is pending.Rowan County Sheriff's Office deputies, assisting Iredell detectives, stopped the GMC Denali McCain was driving eastbound on U.S. 70.
During a search of the vehicle, deputies recovered $10,400 in cash.
Shortly afterward, Rowan deputies executed a search warrant at 310 Miller Avenue, recovering a shotgun and other items."

Steven P. Guzman, 24, was seen in the parking lot of a Dunkin’ Donuts on Lakeville Road where he agreed to sell the bags

Steven P. Guzman, 24, was seen in the parking lot of a Dunkin’ Donuts on Lakeville Road where he agreed to sell the bags to another person for an unknown amount of money at 9:07 p.m., according to Narcotics/Vice Bureau detectives.
He was found to have 102 bags of heroin on him, each bag marked “Coming Up,” police said.Guzman was charged with criminal possession of a controlled substance and criminal sale of a controlled substance. He will be arraigned at First Distrcit Court in Hempstead on Sunday.

Steven P. Guzman, 24, was seen in the parking lot of a Dunkin’ Donuts on Lakeville Road where he agreed to sell the bags

Steven P. Guzman, 24, was seen in the parking lot of a Dunkin’ Donuts on Lakeville Road where he agreed to sell the bags to another person for an unknown amount of money at 9:07 p.m., according to Narcotics/Vice Bureau detectives.
He was found to have 102 bags of heroin on him, each bag marked “Coming Up,” police said.Guzman was charged with criminal possession of a controlled substance and criminal sale of a controlled substance. He will be arraigned at First Distrcit Court in Hempstead on Sunday.

charged Dewayne Bynum, 24, 4007 Harvey St., Monroe with possession of crack cocaine

charged Dewayne Bynum, 24, 4007 Harvey St., Monroe with possession of crack cocaine with intent to distribute, possession of marijuana, illegal possession of a firearm and three counts of distributing crack cocaine.An arrest affidavit said officers charged Bynum at his home, where they recovered a Hi Point .40-caliber handgun and drugs. The suspect said he was a convicted felon, but officers had not been able to confirm that at the arrest.No bond was set on the possession charge or the weapons charge, and bond was set at $25,000 for each of three warrants on the distributing charge.

charged Dewayne Bynum, 24, 4007 Harvey St., Monroe with possession of crack cocaine

charged Dewayne Bynum, 24, 4007 Harvey St., Monroe with possession of crack cocaine with intent to distribute, possession of marijuana, illegal possession of a firearm and three counts of distributing crack cocaine.An arrest affidavit said officers charged Bynum at his home, where they recovered a Hi Point .40-caliber handgun and drugs. The suspect said he was a convicted felon, but officers had not been able to confirm that at the arrest.No bond was set on the possession charge or the weapons charge, and bond was set at $25,000 for each of three warrants on the distributing charge.

Aikeem J. Williams, 24, of Bridgeton is charged with official misconduct, possession of marijuana

Aikeem J. Williams, 24, of Bridgeton is charged with official misconduct, possession of marijuana, possession of marijuana with intent to distribute and possession of drug paraphernalia. Williams allegedly walked into South Woods with approximately 120 grams of marijuana and then attempted to leave the facility, according to Cumberland County Prosecutor Ron Casella. Williams was detained and a court-authorized search warrant was issued. A search revealed 16 individually wrapped baggies containing marijuana concealed in his Department of Corrections winter jacket, Casella said. A search of his vehicle turned up numerous waxine baggies, which are typically used to package heroin, according to the prosecutor's office.
Williams was committed to the Cumberland County Jail in lieu of $250,000 full cash bail. Williams began his career as a corrections officer in January 2006.

Aikeem J. Williams, 24, of Bridgeton is charged with official misconduct, possession of marijuana

Aikeem J. Williams, 24, of Bridgeton is charged with official misconduct, possession of marijuana, possession of marijuana with intent to distribute and possession of drug paraphernalia. Williams allegedly walked into South Woods with approximately 120 grams of marijuana and then attempted to leave the facility, according to Cumberland County Prosecutor Ron Casella. Williams was detained and a court-authorized search warrant was issued. A search revealed 16 individually wrapped baggies containing marijuana concealed in his Department of Corrections winter jacket, Casella said. A search of his vehicle turned up numerous waxine baggies, which are typically used to package heroin, according to the prosecutor's office.
Williams was committed to the Cumberland County Jail in lieu of $250,000 full cash bail. Williams began his career as a corrections officer in January 2006.