Two Newton, Iowa, residents are facing drug charges after a traffic stop in Saline County on January 22.
According to a report from a Saline County Deputy, he conducted a traffic stop of a speeding vehicle on northbound U.S. Highway 65. During the traffic stop, the passenger provided multiple versions of identification and showed signs of impairment by a stimulant narcotic. When the passenger made statements about narcotics to be present in the vehicle, a search of the vehicle was conducted. The two occupants of the vehicle were arrested for possession of a controlled substance- methamphetamine- and transported to the Saline County Sheriff’s Department.
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th District County by Judge Mike Smith:
Landon Heath Jones, on probation for the offense of Obstruction or Retaliation, was revoked and sentenced to 10 years, Texas Department of Criminal Justice, Institutional Division. Further, Jones pled guilty to two separate felony offense of Sexual Assault and was sentenced to 2 years, Texas Department of Criminal Justice, Institutional Division.
Jarred Lee Williams pled guilty to the felony offense of Aggravated Assault with Deadly Weapon and sentenced to 8 years, Texas Department of Criminal Justice, Institutional Division.
David Wayne Cockroft pled guilty to the felony offense of Possession of a Controlled Substance – Drug Free Zone and was sentenced to 3 years, Texas Department of Criminal Justice, Institutional Division
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Being apparently caught in the act of breaking into a downtown building results in a long list of charges against a Timmins man.
Police say an occupant of the Pine Street South building confronted the burglar Friday evening. He had used a crowbar to get in.
After a brief foot chase with police, the 34-year was arrested. The charges laid against him are as follows:
– Break and Enter with Intent contrary to the Criminal Code of Canada
– Possession of Property Obtained by Crime contrary to the Criminal Code of Canada
Bond currently has been denied for two area men who are facing drug-related felony charges after the execution of a search warrant revealed numerous drug-related items at a residence in the 400 block of West Lincoln Avenue in Carrollton on Thursday, January 21.
According to a probable-cause statement, 42-year-old Alando Harker, of Carrollton, and 43-year-old Timothy Adam Stanley, of Sumner, were present.
Authorities say they found a glass smoking pipe; a homemade water bong; a glass marijuana pipe; some controlled pills; crystal shards which tested positive for methamphetamine; hypodermic syringes; a digital scale; two cell phones- one of which contained messages pertaining to the sale of narcotics and had Harker’s Facebook account signed in; and several other drug-related items.