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Crab Cops Nab Deadhead Boaters
 
POTOMAC RIVER (Aug. 21)  --- Sgt. Ken Turner of the Maryland Natural Resources Police reports that on Saturday, August 18, at 9:52 p.m., the Maryland Natural Resources Police charged two Virginia men with possession of a controlled dangerous substance (CDS) on the Potomac River in the area of the Quantico Marine Base.

Officers stopped a vessel operated by Joseph Barkley Baer, 21, of Stafford, Va. at 9:50 for operating after sunset without displaying proper navigational lights. Upon stopping the vessel, officers observed in plain view, a clear plastic bag of suspected marijuana on the console of the vessel.  Baer and his passenger, Justin Edward Hardy, 21, of Stafford, Va. were placed under arrest, and a subsequent search found another bag of suspected marijuana on the deck of the vessel as well as a pipe containing suspected marijuana in Hardy's pants pocket.

Both men were transported to the Charles County Detention Center where a Charles County District Court Commissioner released them on their own personal recognizance. Baer was also charged for operating a vessel without proper navigational lights.

Charles County - On Sunday, August 19, at 9:56 p.m., the Maryland Natural Resources Police charged Edward Lew Miller, 39, of Alexandria, Va. with operating a vessel while under the influence of alcohol on the Potomac River off of Leesylvania State Park.

Miller was stopped for operating his vessel after sunset without displaying proper navigational lights. Miller displayed signs of intoxication and after failing several field sobriety tests, was placed under arrest and transported to the Maryland State Police La Plata Barrack. Miller took a breath test, which showed a blood alcohol concentration of .11 percent. He was charged with operating a motor vessel while under the influence of alcohol, operating a motor vessel while impaired by alcohol, operating a motor vessel while under the influence of alcohol per se, negligent operation, and operating a vessel without proper navigational lights. Miller was released on his signature to a friend.

 















 

 

 

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