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5 Results found for controlled substance by fraud

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On February 26, 2014, Kacey Reann Midgette, age 33, of 1173 Grey Farm Road in Jamesville, NC, was served with arrest warrants stemming from 11 counts of Obtaining a Controlled Substance by Fraud.
On February 26, 2014, Kacey Reann Midgette, age 33, of 1173 Grey Farm Road in Jamesville, NC, was served with arrest warrants stemming from 11 counts of Obtaining a Controlled Substance by Fraud.
 
On November 24th, Washington Police arrested Kristan Mache Hawkins, age 22, and Jerome Charles Kent, age 39, both of Baltimore Maryland.
On November 24th, Washington Police arrested Kristan Mache Hawkins, age 22, and Jerome Charles Kent, age 39, both of Baltimore Maryland.
 
Washington Police Department made several serious arrests during last week which included the following:
Washington Police Department made several serious arrests during last week which included the following:
 
The Washington Police Department continues the "Project Next Step” initiative with a series of arrests during the past week. The crime reduction/gang prevention program, which began in 2009.
The Washington Police Department continues the "Project Next Step” initiative with a series of arrests during the past week. The crime reduction/gang prevention program, which began in 2009.
 
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