Sheriff Cameron's present to St. Mary's for Christmas


Narcotics detectives help fill the Inn as 15 are arrested for Christmas gathering in the Hotel St. Mary's

  
LEXINGTON PARK (Dec. 22, 2007) --  Stewart Miskmon, of Texas is shown under arrest at the A & E Motel in Lexington Park with St. Mary's Deputy Shawn Moses, left in green uniform and Lt. Dan Alioto, commander of St. Mary's Sheriff's Narcotics team. Lt. Alioto holds a bag with a brick of marijuana which Miskmon was cutting off of and putting into plastic bags.  He also had black tar heroin in his possession.  Miskmon told police he is a regular heroin user and last shot up in his leg.   Miskmon told ST. MARY'S TODAY that he arrived in Lexington Park on Friday night and chose the A & E Motel for no particular reason but had not really started selling yet when the cops broke up his Christmas selling plans.  Miskmon was accompanied by his girlfriend and was driving the gray pickup shown at left.  "This probably came from Mexico," said Miskmon, "but I brought it up from Texas."
"This goes to show what can happen when you get the right people in the right job," Sheriff Tim Cameron told ST. MARY'S TODAY.  "We have Lt. Alioto and his detectives doing a great job and disrupting the narcotics trafficking in a big way in this county, and this is just the start.  If the drug dealers don't like it then they can either move or look forward to being in jail. I commend our officers on doing a fine job."
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Miskmon is read his rights by St. Mary's Deputy Shawn Moses while the brick of pot, reportedly pretty good stuff, bringing an estimated $2,500 per pound on the street and much more when broken down into popular consumer baggies for local deadheads to get stoned for the holidays, sits on the hood of his soon to be confiscated truck. Miskmon said he hadn't been in jail for about 3 years.  
ST. MARY'S TODAY photos.

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