CALIFORNIA, Md. – On Wednesday, Sept. 14, 2022, after a month-long investigation the St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s Office Vice/Narcotics Division, with the assistance from the Emergency Services Team (EST), the Patrol Division, K-9 units and the Charles County SWAT team, executed search and seizure warrants at three residences used by Tercell Javon Blackiston, age 34 of California, to store and distribute cocaine.
Search and seizure warrants were executed at Blackiston’s residence in the 23000 block of Chestnut Oak Court in California, a residence in the 46000 block of Pegg Lane in Lexington Park and a residence in the 43000 block of Pump House Lane in Callaway.
Located and seized during the search warrants were $24,929 in cash, three ounces of cocaine with a street value of $5,400, proceeds from drugs sales valued at $60,000, a half ounce of crack cocaine with a street value of $1,415, cocaine processing materials and a 9mm handgun.
Blackiston was transported to the St. Mary’s County Detention and Rehabilitation Center in Leonardtown and served with a circuit court indictment for three counts of CDS Distribution of Narcotics.
He was also charged with CDS Possession with the Intent to Distribute, Possession of a Firearm in a Drug Trafficking Crime and other drug related charges.
Probably be out by tomorrow.
Yep as long as Fritz is still around
Today
Way to go St. Mary’s Sheriff’s Dept.! Now let’s keep him off the streets.
Sierra Hotel LEO’s. This is a perfect example of someone who needs to stay in jail. We all know the Court Commissioner will release him. If he gets out there should a large cash bail, GPS tracking and a daily check-in with the DOC. If he commits another crime while out, he goes to jail and NO BAIL.
They left out the part where he is already out ROR.
Isn’t that amazing. I was just thinking I haven’t seen what the court commissioners were doing. Been about a week now since the articles have reported that kind of info.
Held without bond
its a good ting that search warrants have to be signed- off on by judges. I can imagine the police taking liberties, not knowing where the draw the line + having a field day if they could just search someones stuff at their leisure. Sometimes, with a search warrant, they don’t have a sufficient reason for taking things + they are helping themselves.