LEXINGTON PARK, Md. – On August 20, 2022, Tpr J. Pope was in the area of Great Mills Road and Signature Lane, Lexington Park, MD when he observed an individual he identified as possibly having an active arrest warrant.
Investigation revealed that the suspect, Terry Turell Miller, 42 of Baltimore, MD did have an active warrant through the Baltimore City Police Department for FTA: Possession With Intent to Distribute.
A search incident to arrest revealed a loaded handgun with no serial number (commonly referred to as a ghost gun), over 150 Grams of suspected Marijuana, over 30 Grams of suspected Crack Cocaine, a scale, and numerous cell phones, all indicating intent to distribute.
Miller was found to be prohibited from possessing a firearm. Miller was transported to the St. Mary’s County Detention Center where he was charged with the following:
Firearm Possession with Felony Conviction
Regulated Firearm: Illegal Possession
Firearm Use/Felony-Violent Crime
Firearm/Drug Trafficking Crime
Possession of CDS: Distribute Etc with Firearm
Loaded Handgun on Person, Handgun on Person
Illegal Possession of Ammunition
Possession of CDS: Marijuana Greater Than 10 Grams
Possession of CDS: Intent to Distribute
Possession of CDS: Paraphernalia and Possession of CDS: Not Marijuana.Â
Do they ever stop with the drugs & guns???
No, because prohibition does not work as a deterrent to drug use. History has made this abundantly clear. Bad laws and law enforcement has created this problem.
End the War on Drugs.
I am ENTITLED to a fair and impartial trial. When y’all be telling people what y’all caught me wit y’all making me look guilty. Can y’all please withhold these precarious allegations until such a time as I am convicted or exonerated of these allegations
He’ll be back on the street next week.
If these A-holes would stay out of our county ,maybe we could get a hold on St. Mary’s County’s drug problems. Then again we’re getting ready to open a Marijuana plant in Avenue, so that’s a lot of help, thanks to the zoning board for ok-ing that BTW! A lot of drug problems start out that way.
Court Commissioner up. Perfect example of someone who needs to be held on “No Bond”. Prosecutors no plea bargain. Judge needs to ensure a fair trial. If/When the accused is found guilty, the Judge’s sentence should reflect his/her commitment to protect the law-abiding citizens.
Oooo! So tough. NOT