January 28, 2021
Governor Larry Hogan announced another successful year for law enforcement agencies focused on reducing violent crime in Maryland as part of the Maryland Criminal Intelligence Network (MCIN). MCIN, a criminal justice strategy announced by Governor Hogan in 2017 and funded through the Governor’s Office of Crime Prevention, Youth, and Victim Services, encourages local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies to collaborate and share information to target, disrupt, and dismantle criminal gangs as well as criminal organizations involved in drug, firearm, and human trafficking operations.
“I am proud of the work of the Maryland Criminal Intelligence Network to keep Marylanders safe, especially during the challenging and unprecedented events of this past year,” said Governor Hogan. “Their efforts have disrupted nearly 1,000 criminal organizations since 2018 and send a clear message that we will not accept behavior that compromises quality of life in our com
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In a time when COVID-19 feels like itâs hiding around every corner, the Frederick County Adult Detention Center staff have managed to keep it from infecting inmates.
Frederick County Sheriffâs Office, which runs the adult detention center (ADC), has not had one inmate case of COVID-19 while in confinement, according to a statement from the sheriffâs office. In Maryland, 3,090 inmates, plus 1,638 correctional staff, have tested positive since the pandemic began, the Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services told The Baltimore Sun.
To prevent the spread of COVID-19 in Frederick County, the detention center staff follow a stringent intake process, which includes Wellpath, ADCâs contracted medical provider.
120.5 grams of crack cocaine.
88 grams of PCP.
160 milligrams of Methadone.
Mark Linn Randolph, 48, and Elizabeth Jenine Snyder, 40, both of Boonsboro, were arrested and charged.
Randolph is charged with possession of cocaine and PCP; possession with intent to distribute cocaine and PCP; and possession of a firearm after a felony conviction. Snyder is charged with possession of cocaine and PCP; and possession with intent to distribute cocaine and PCP.
“This investigation was a coordinated effort between the Frederick County Sheriff’s Office, the Frederick Police Department, Maryland State Police, Brunswick Police Department, Pennsylvania State Police, Franklin County Drug Task Force, and Homeland Security Investigations under the Maryland Criminal Intelligence Network,” Sheriff Chuck Jenkins said in a statement.