A resident of a North Carolina home suspected of being a drug house was arrested for many narcotics-related crimes a couple of days after he was released on bond for the same charges.
According to the authorities, Macon County local Jamie O’Neal is suspected of being a drug dealer in the area.
O’Neal was arrested last week for several drug offenses, and he was released after bonding out of jail.
When the authorities checked out a report about an attempted break-in at a residence, the suspect was found with several items that led the police to believe he was dealing drugs.
25-year-old Samuel Jones resides in Bridgewater, Massachusetts.
Just before midnight on December 27, State Troopers went to a home after someone called and reported that they believed someone was trying to force their way into the dwelling.
A man who works at a Waffle House in Tennessee was allegedly caught with drugs and paraphernalia while on the clock.
31-year-old Anthony James Silcox is employed at a Waffle House located in Caryville.
The authorities suspected that Silcox was involved in illegal activities, and they planned to approach the man while he was on duty.
A woman who operates a Florida fentanyl rehabilitation center was arrested for allegedly selling drugs to the patients at the facility.
50-year-old Misty Leigh Gilley is the manager and owner of Simply Recovery LLC in Altamonte Springs.
The website for the facility says they aid with many aspects of recovery, including medication maintenance and management.
A man in Madeira Beach was reportedly found with a substance purported to be methamphetamine, and he allegedly told the authorities that it was his medicine.
According to records, 46-year-old Matthew Cusumano is a transient staying in the Clearwater area in Florida.
Just before 3:00 am on September 1, Cusumano was reportedly riding a bicycle in Madeira Beach.
A man was charged with DUI after reportedly thinking he was helping the police chase a fleeing purported drunk driver, but turned out to be an officer.
On the evening of May 21, a man with his wife in the passenger seat and a youngster in a back seat was reportedly driving a Jeep without the headlights turned on.
An officer with the Mount Carmel Police Department pulled over the vehicle, and the driver allegedly lied about his name when he was asked. The officer reportedly learned that the man, who said he had no identification at the time, was driving on a revoked license from a prior DUI.
A scantily clad Florida woman reportedly stole a car and forced the police to chase her through several counties while driving over 100 MPH.
On the morning of May 15, the Gilchrist County Sheriff’s Office was notified about the alleged car theft of a 2009 Cadillac Sedan.
The Sheriff’s Office alerted the Florida Highway Patrol about the situation, and troopers joined the deputies that were already searching for the allegedly stolen vehicle.
The parents of a 4-year-old were reportedly discovered sleeping with a baby and drugs in their residence while their toddler left the dwelling alone and went into a neighbor’s home.
22-year-old Tapanga McCartney and 24-year-old Thomas Raymond live in Ridgebury County, Pennsylvania, with a 1-year-old daughter and 4-year-old son.
On April 12, the Pennsylvania State Police received a report from the neighbor of the family to alert them that the young boy was in her house without any clothing other than a diaper.
A woman allegedly illegally entered her neighbor’s residence in the nude and stole beer while exposing her body to teenagers in the home.
38-year-old Jessica Chase resides in Brockport, Pennsylvania.
In the morning on April 7, Chase reportedly left her 3-year-old at home and walked to her neighbor’s residence. The woman allegedly had no clothing on, but she had a blanket wrapped around her body.
The mother of a young boy was arrested after police allegedly found cocaine and paraphernalia laid out on her child’s copy of The Cat in the Hat.
24-year-old Casey Quoka has a toddler and lives in Largo, Florida. She is reported as being employed as a bartender at a local Applebee’s Grill and Bar.
Quoka’s youngster reportedly owns a copy of the book “The Cat in the Hat.”
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