Publishers Notes: Notice how the Salisbury Maryland Drug Enforcement Teat, (which has been abolished) is not mentioned here. Also notice how NONE of the local media stations/papers have published ANY information on WHY the Drug Task Force was shut down. How embarrassing is it to Salisbury taxpayers that the outside agencies doing their very best to keep Salisbury residents safe, even though they’re NOT paid to do so. It is time for Chief Duncan to resign and your local media actually do their job and expose Jake Day and Julie Glanz. Use your heads and connect the dots. Duncan, Day, Glanz and the Drug Task Force shutting down BECAUSE OF THEM.
Incident: Possession with Intent to distribute Cocaine/Firearm Related Offenses
Date of Incident: October 7, 2021
Location: Multiple Locations in Wicomico County
Suspects:
1. Francesco Vincenzo Perez (36 years of age)
2. Deonte Lamont Grant (38 years of age)
3. Aikeem Dionel Sheppard (29 years of age)
4. Janice Vonnette Clark (51 years of age)
Narrative:
The Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office Community Action Team (CAT) conducted an investigation into several subjects distributing controlled dangerous substances in Wicomico County, MD. Search and seizure warrants were executed at multiple locations in Salisbury, MD to include the 400 block of Robinson Street Salisbury, MD, the 400 block of Washington Street Salisbury, MD, and the 700 block of Priscilla Street Salisbury, MD. The Sheriff’s Office Emergency Response Team (SERT) executed the search warrant at the Robinson Street residence where Francesco Perez was located. A search of the residence revealed evidence indicative of CDS distribution.
The Salisbury Police Department Tactical Team (TAC) served the search warrant at the Washington Street residence and no one was located inside. A complete search of the residence revealed an amount of cocaine indicative of street level sale and or trade of CDS. Two handguns were located inside the residence along with packaging material and a digital scale.
The Sheriffs Office Emergency Response Team (SERT) executed the search and seizure warrant at the Priscilla Street residence where Deonte Grant was located. A complete search of the residence was conducted and an amount of crack cocaine indicative of CDS distribution was located. A digital scale, packaging material, and a firearm that was reported stolen was also located inside the residence.
On December 6, 2021 a Wicomico County Grand Jury returned indictments for Aikeem Sheppard, Francesco Perez, Deonte Grant, and Janice Clark. Grant was served the indictment immediately because he was being held at the Wicomico County Detention Center. Perez was served with the indictment on December 21, 2021. Perez is held without bond at the Wicomico County Detention Center. Sheppard was served with the criminal indictment on January 11, 2022 and was later released. Janice Clark has an outstanding criminal summons that she has not been served with yet.
This investigation was a coordinated effort between the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office, Salisbury, Maryland Police Department, and the Wicomico County Narcotics Task Force under the Maryland Criminal Intelligence Network (MCIN). The Governor’s Office of Crime Prevention, Youth, and Victim Services (GOCCP) provides grant funding and strategic support to MCIN member sites to identify, disrupt, and dismantle criminal organizations through inter-agency collaboration and data sharing to make Maryland safer.
The Governor’s Office of Crime Control and Prevention assisted in the funding of this project. All points of view in this document are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the official position of any Maryland State office or agency.
Charges:
Perez:
* CDS Possession with intent to distribute narcotic
* Maintaining Common Nuisance for the Distribution of Narcotic
* Maintaining Common Nuisance for the Administration of Narcotic
* Possession of Narcotic production equipment
* CDS possession not marijuana
* CDS possession not marijuana
Grant:
* Possession of a Firearm during a drug trafficking crime
* CDS possession with intent to distribute Narcotic
* Firearm use during a felony crime
* Firearm possession with a felony conviction
* Regulated Firearm illegal possession
* CDS possession of firearms
* Possession of stolen regulated firearm
* Illegal possession of ammunition
* CDS possession not marijuana
Sheppard:
* Possession of Firearm during a drug trafficking crime
* Regulated Firearm illegal possession
* Illegal possession of ammunition
* CDS possession with intent to distribute Narcotic
* CDS possession not marijuana
* Possession of Narcotic production equipment
Clark:
* Maintaining a common nuisance for distribution of a Narcotic
Releasing Authority: Sgt. T. Bennett/W305
Date: 01/13/2022
Barbara Duncan needs to go ASAP!!!!! She has made a laughing stock of the Salisbury Police Dept. She is not a leader and is not capable of running the dept.
Man, those are three fine looking, upstanding pillars of the community. Typical Salisbury!
Not only does Duncan need to go, the boi mayor who is keeping her there, also needs to go. I remember a former Governor calling Salisbury the outhouse of the eastern shore, well, it sure is now for sure. And they want to bring a bunch of illegals here and we’re supposed to accept them with open arms. I don’t think so. They may bring them here but no open arms here. Send them back across the border where they came from or you are going to see more and more of this same crap daily.
HEY Duncan can only do what the Gay Day says she can
Nothing says “fine, upstanding young man” like face and neck tattoos.