WHITE PLAINS, Md. – On November 6, detectives assigned to the Narcotics Enforcement Section served a search warrant at a house in the 7600 block of Chesham Court in White Plains. An occupant of the house, Allan Leo Jenson, age 22, was a suspect in a drug distribution investigation.
Members of the CCSO’s Emergency Services Team entered the house and located Jenson in the basement. Detectives recovered numerous suspected Fentanyl capsules and production and manufacturing equipment.
Jenson was arrested and charged with possession of narcotics, possession with the intent to distribute, illegal possession of ammunition, and other related charges.
Jenson is currently being held without bond at the Charles County Detention Center.
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Great work CCSO !
He’s a good kid. Why are they picking on him? Don’t matter anyway. He’ll get a public defender l, postpone the trial over and over and over for about a year and a half. Then when it does happen, he’ll make a plea deal. He’ll end up with 5 years suspended jail sentence, $200 court costs, , and 24 hours community service which he won’t do and they won’t enforce it. Then he’ll have more ammo, a new nine, making more fentanyl while smoking a Phillie and sippin on a forty. And let’s not forget the really cool gangsta name he’ll get because he was in jail.