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Woman Charged After Demanding Payoff for Info on
Missing Person
MECHANICSVILLE --- St. Mary's Sheriff's Department reports that on 06/13/04 at 12:30 am,
DFC Donald R. Poole arrested Julie Anne Clarke, 36, of Mechanicsville on an
outstanding District Court Bench Warrant for Obstruction and Hindering.
An earlier investigation by DFC Robert C. Merritt revealed on 05/31/04 Clarke gave
intentionally false and deceptive information to DFC Merritt regarding a possibly
critically missing persons investigation. Clarke told investigating officers she did not
have any knowledge regarding the location of the missing person, then later offered to
reveal the location of the missing person in exchange for payment. Clarke was located and
arrested by DFC Poole at the same time a La Plata man was arrested on drug charges in an
open air drug market. Clarke was incarcerated to await bond review.
Sloeber Nabs Farmer with Crack Attack in Open Air
Drug Market
Suspects nearly ran into police car while visiting a residence in local drug
market
OAKVILLE --- On 06/13/04 at 12:45 am, St. Mary's Sheriff's DFC Donald R. Poole
arrested Brian Anthony Farmer, 25, of LaPlata, and charged him with three (3) violations
related to the possession of a controlled dangerous substance (CDS), following a traffic
stop on Kavanaugh Road in Oakville. Farmer was a passenger in the stopped vehicle, which
had nearly struck a police vehicle while exiting a driveway, report police. The
subsequent investigation resulted in DFC James F. Fowler and K-9 "Sloeber"
responding to the scene and locating several pieces of crack cocaine and a smoking device.
Further investigation revealed the CDS and related paraphernalia belonged to Farmer.
Farmer was incarcerated to await bond review.