Wanted woman spotted and arrested on patrol
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Wanted woman spotted and arrested on patrol

Wanted woman spotted on Virginia Avenue taken into custody

Cumberland, MD – A late-night patrol turned into an arrest after an officer recognized a wanted woman walking along Virginia Avenue.

Just before midnight at approximately 11:55 p.m., an officer on patrol observed Mikia Corrine Meade, 25, who was wanted on a violation of probation warrant. The officer made contact and informed her of the warrant before placing her under arrest.

During a search, officers located CDS paraphernalia in Meade’s pocket. She was issued a citation for the paraphernalia and transported to Central Booking. Following a hearing before a District Court Commissioner, Meade was remanded to the Allegany County Detention Center without bond.


Key Points

  • A wanted subject was located during routine patrol
  • CDS paraphernalia was found during a search
  • The suspect was remanded without bond
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