Rankin County Sheriff Bryan Bailey issued the following statement:
Rankin County Deputy Injured During Narcotics Arrest
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| Stillwell |
On March 16, 2016 Narcotics Officers with the Rankin County Sheriff’s Office, Flowood PD, and Brandon PD conducted a controlled purchase of Narcotics near the intersection of Orleans Way and MS Highway 18 in Brandon MS. A Confidential Informant purchased Suboxone pills from James STILWELL. After the purchase was completed, marked patrol units attempted to take James STILWELL in custody. James STILWELL was turning his vehicle attempting to flee from the marked units and striking the door of a Rankin County Deputy’s vehicle, pinning the Rankin County Deputy between the two vehicles. James Stilwell was taken into custody by several Officers’ on scene and the vehicles were moved freeing the deputy. The Deputy was transported by ambulance to a local hospital with non-life threatening injuries. James STILWELL was charged with Sale of Controlled substance, Possession of a Controlled Substance with the Intent to Distribute and Aggravated Assault on a Law Enforcement Officer. James STILWELL was booked into the Rankin County Jail and will have an initial appearance before Rankin County Court Judge Kent McDaniel and District Attorney Michael Guest.
Stillwell, James Allen Jr.
29 yoa male
2385 Harahan Drive Pearl, MS 39208
17 comments:
What is suboxone?
Time to move. Walmart is full of about 100 clones of that guy. Where do we go now, Morton?
Thug.
Another thug. W
Suboxone is a narcotic used for detox but it is addictive in itself, and there is no detox off of it.
That guy is 29? He's a much better ad for staying off meth (or suboxone, whatever that is) than the standard just say no campaign.
To recap:
We have one injured LEO; one person to feed & house for a very long time; & zero effect on the drug supply.
That is a strategy & outcome only a government could claim to be a success.
Good point 6:56AM. Got to enforce the law as is, but the current system needs a drastic overhaul if we're seeking results. The penalties don't seem to be much of a deterrent anymore, for whatever reason.
Rankin County is so dangerous. White trash like this are lurking everywhere, even around the corner from the best neighborhoods. This is why I'm moving my family to Gluckstadt. It may take me an hour to get to and from work every day, but it is worth it just so I know my kids won't become suboxone addicts like this dangerous criminal.
We have many murdered individuals; many people to feed & house for a very long time; & zero effect on the murder rate.
Probably shouldn't lock them up, either.
8:28, I believe you are honest enough to admit there is a difference between murder and drug crimes.
So a fine resident of Pearl gets set up in Brandon, a stones throw away from Pearl, nowhere near Flowood for a takedown by RCSO, Brandon PD and Flowood PD. Possible conflict of interest?
Isn't that the guy on the cover of Mad Magazine?
11:04, you made me crack up at my desk!
@10:00 I don't understand. How was the drug dealer "setup" and what type of conflict of interest is there in a joint task force of LEO's from area municipalities? Or is my tin foil conspiracy hat on too tight to see the problem?
@12:58---The article states it was a "controlled purchase" by a "confidential informant". There you have it. Law Enforcement set this up, the time and place. It wasn't random. Now what it does provide is a criminal statistic. It was a (setup) crime that happened in Brandon by a Pearl resident. Who looks at statistics? The insurance companies. Homeowners insurance,auto insurance and probably many other insurance companies. Believe it or not, this kind of stuff affects your insurance rates. No tin foil hat required. The residents of Brandon "took one for the team" here with Alfred E. Newman of Pearl that they shouldn't have taken. The City of Pearl needs to take care of their own trash in their own city. Why was Flowood PD even involved?
Agencies do work together.
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