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Newsome Vs Amphetamine Case Study
On 06/27/16, Mr. Newsome submitted to a random drug screen. On 07/09/16, the test was returned positive for Amphetamines. Mr. Newsome was placed on contract with Crest Aftercare in February. RP briefed supervisor Henderson on this case. Approval was given to arrest Mr. Newsome. RP briefed Officer Williams, Dagley and Rahman. Officer Rahman handcuffed and searched Mr. Newsome. Mr. Newsome had a cell phone, keys and his wallet in his possession. Mr. Newsome had a total of $45.00 (2 $20.00 bills and 1 $5.00 bill) dollars. Mr. Newsome was transported by Officer Williams and Dagley to Smyrna Correction without incident. Admin Warrant was sent to Kent County Superior Court and Faxed to Central
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