Five Arrested in Frederick Drug Bust
Frederick police CID and SWAT arrested five people on Friday after a probe by ten officers. Major Richard Ashton said three alleged distributors faced 13 charges and about $500 in cash was seized.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1985
Page
5
Frederick police CID and SWAT arrested five people on Friday after a probe by ten officers. Major Richard Ashton said three alleged distributors faced 13 charges and about $500 in cash was seized.
The Frederick County Public Libraries Board meets at 8 p.m. May 22 at C. Burr Artz Library to discuss Walkersville Branch site selection. Agenda includes officer elections, board vacancy nominations for July 1, revised organization chart, and budget decisions on equipment needs. Contact FCPL at 694 1613.
Glenn Evan Wheeler, 23, no fixed address, was sentenced to three years for battery on a store security guard and 18 months for attempted theft. He was arrested Feb 17 at a Market Street grocery after a security guard spotted items hidden in his pockets and he pulled an air gun. The sentences run concurrently. Charles Leroy Stackhouse and Robert Eugene Amiers, both of Lewistown, admitted robbing an acquaintance of his car and wallet on Hamburg Road near Yellow Springs. Presentencing investigations were ordered for both. Marvin Russell Eiker, 28, of Thurmont, received three years for possession of cocaine and marijuana, with two years to be served and one year in jail pending work release. accruing fines and costs. Background investigations were ordered for Stackhouse and Amiers.
H Reese Shoemaker Jr and James H Clapp announce former partner Clater W Smith Jr has become Associate Judge of the Sixth Judicial Circuit. They will continue the practice as Shoemaker and Clapp at 124 North Court Street Frederick Maryland 21701. Robert E Clapp Jr retired will remain as counsel.
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