State Police North East Barrack March 2019 DUI Arrest

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(NORTH EAST, MD) – The Maryland State Police is committed to reducing impaired driving and preventing alcohol/drug-related accidents. The North East Barrack’s aggressive stance resulted in over 1147 traffic stops in March 2019, with 31 of those stops leading to arrests of impaired drivers. Some of the investigations relating to impaired driving remain open and may not be included, but here is a list of the North East Barrack’s DUI arrests for March:

(Earleville)	Joseph Gregory Daemer	55 YOA	North East	MD
(Rising Sun)	Aaron Scott Carroll	44 YOA	North East	MD
(Elkton)	Britney Lynn Goudeaux	24 YOA	Newark	DE
(Elkton)	Michelle Lee Dubree	38 YOA	Ocean City	MD
(North East)	Crystal Fay Sparks	39 YOA	North East	MD
(Elkton)	Timothy Andrew Hand	43 YOA	North East	MD
(Elkton)	Brett Anthony Hickey	32 YOA	Elkton	MD
(North East)	Michael Taylor Gray	35 YOA	Elkton	MD
(Port Deposit)	John Ralph McGlothlin Jr.	36 YOA	Rising Sun	MD
(Port Deposit)	Shem Omwenga Otwori	38 YOA	Elkton	MD
(Elkton)	Cody Preston Miller	26 YOA	Elkton	MD
(Elkton)	Jeffrey Allen Lawver	51 YOA	Eldersburg	MD
(Elkton)	Chandler Joseph Landis	21 YOA	Elkton	MD
(Conowingo)	Phillip Timothy White	18 YOA	Port Deposit	MD
(North East)	Daniel Lee Cunningham	29 YOA	Conowingo	MD
(North East)	Michael Alfred Smith	23 YOA	North East	MD
(North East)	Robert Joseph Smith	25 YOA	Port Deposit	MD
(Chesapeake City)	John Albert Cushner	28 YOA	Newark	DE
(North East)	James Dexter Williams	31 YOA	Elkton	MD
(North East)	Sean Michael Morison	32 YOA	Smyrna	DE
(Conowingo)	Theodore James Talcott	25 YOA	Towson	MD
(North East)	Robert Kevin Jadwin	60 YOA	North East	MD
(Chesapeake City)	Laura White	34 YOA	New Castle	DE
(Chesapeake City)	Ann Louise Gross	70 YOA	Elkton	MD
(North East)	Ryan Robert Belschner	30 YOA	Port Deposit	MD
(Elkton)	Stephen Thomas Callahan	27 YOA	Newark	DE
(Elkton)	Mitchell Craig Minker	18 YOA	Elkton	MD
(Elkton)	Michael Arthur Trembley	27 YOA	Bel Air	MD

Drunk/impaired driving can result in serious crashes, injuries or death. Anyone who observes what they believe to be a drunk or impaired driver should call 9-1-1.

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