Crime Blotter--drugs, arrests, theft

Members of the Drug Task Force executed a search warrant at 127 Franklin Street on February 29.  A quantity of crack cocaine and marijuana as well as digital scales, packaging material, and cash were seized. Treyonce Hall and Devonta Riddle were arrested and charged with Possession of Cocaine with Intent to Distribute and Possession of Marijuana.

Around 3:15pm on February 29, officers responded to a call of shots fired at Tivoli Apartments, Scandia Cir.  Contact was made with a resident who said that another male, later identified as Michael Kiney, tried to shoot him.  Officers located Kiney and took him into investigative custody.  Investigation revealed Kiney had dumped some ice near the resident from second floor balcony.  They exchanged words and when the resident came after Kiney, Kiney pointed a gun at him and pulled the trigger but it jammed.  As he tried to clear the jam, the weapon discharged a round into the ground.  Kiney originally told officers he threw the gun into the woods.  It was learned he gave the gun to someone to take from the scene.  Kiney, 22, Scandia Cir, was arrested and charged with Aggravated Assault and Tampering with Evidence.  

Officers responded to an armed robbery that had just occurred at an Acadia Drive residence around 7:50pm on February 29.  A man  said he was reaching into his vehicle to retrieve an item when he was approached by a black man with a gun.  The man said something he was not able to understand.  The suspect then  reached in the victim’s back pocket, grabbed his wallet, and fled on foot toward Chesterton Drive.  The suspect wore a black hat or doo rag, white shirt, black pants, and dark shoes.  The wallet and its contents were valued at $621.  

Between 9pm on February 28 and 4pm on February 19, some tried to enter a vacant apartment at Clarke Gardens, Carriage Ct. 

A woman reported that her eastside residence was burglarized and vehicles entered between 3am and 4am on February 29.  An iPod and a computer with a total value of $1,750 were stolen.