Town police departments list recent arrests

Tuesday, November 24. 2009
Arrests made by the Commerce and Jefferson police departments last week include the following:

COMMERCE
•Marlin Oldemar Calderon, 26, 123 Dixie Door Street, Sumter, S.C., driving without a license.
•Abel Vazquez-Reyes, 27, 2021 Greenhouse Drive, Roswell, driving while unlicensed and following too closely.
•Thomas Lee Jones, 21, 1035 Court Drive, Apartment P, Duluth, no charges listed.
•Joseph Charles Wampole, 32, 28 West Broad Street, Hatfield, Penn., possession of MDMA, possession of Schedule II narcotics, possession of less than one ounce of marijuana and safety belt requirements.
•Francisco Zapatero, 38, 935 Homer Road, Commerce, driving while license suspended, license to be carried and exhibited, headlight violation and ice hold.
•Mark Brian Johnson, 31, 1433 Needham Court, Hatfield, Penn., possession of less than one ounce of marijuana and safety belts requirement.
JEFFERSON
•Jacques Dayvon Sanford, 22, 277 Magnolia Avenue, Jefferson, driving while license suspended.
•Melvin Jackson, 58, 186 Ivey Street, Jefferson, suspended license.
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#1 HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM on 11/26/09 at 04:47 PM [Reply]
I just have 1 question well mabye more.
How does Francisco Zapatero have a suspended license and an ICE hold? If immigrations want him he is most likley and illegal. If that is true then how did he get a license in the first place?
#1.1 here's how on 12/02/09 at 08:28 PM [Reply]
If an unlicensed person gets a ticket for say DUI or no license, they get a license number(but no license) and then it (the number) is suspended. So if they get pulled over again, they can be charged with driving on a suspended license. The punishment is more for driving while suspended (v. driving without a license). So one can not continue to drive and get caught with just a slap on the wrist (driving without a license).
#2 yep that's right on 01/08/10 at 07:42 PM [Reply]
Boy, JPD you really overdone yourselves this week! I mean I didn't really expect to see any felons arrested or anything but I would have thought you guys could have made a few arrests out of all those speeding tickets out on 129 bypass.

Way to go Jackson County S.O. You guys are putting real criminals in jail. Maybe you could help out JPD with some addtional training or something...
#2.1 jefferson resident on 03/23/10 at 05:49 AM [Reply]
Boy you are sure to congradulate on something you know very little if anything at all about police work. You have no idea what police officers do. First the county has twice or up to three times the officers working compared to JPD and three to four times the area in volume to work in so I would hope they could arrest and do more than a city that operates on three to four afficers working. Boy you are such a book of knowledge but yet you know so little about policing. You are truely pathetic. I guess thats why you type it because it makes you feel so knowledgable.
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