Master Sergeant
12-21-2018, 05:28 PM
http://www.wistv.com/2018/12/20/six-arrested-orangeburg-drug-charges-following-meeting-make-community-safer/
Shortly after members of the Orangeburg County Sheriff’s Office met with management and residents at nigger fuxated Roosevelt Gardens about keeping the area safe, three niggers and a whigger were arrested on drug charges.
Zyquavian Frazier (17), Jaquavian Kelly (19), and Ziyon McKnight (18) were all charged with possession with intent to distribute marijuana on Wednesday.
Deputies stopped a car with Frazier, Kelly, McKnight, and two teenagers inside. After searching the car, authorities found 80 grams of marijuana and two handguns. Kelly was also charged with unlawful carrying of a pistol.
Bond for Kelly was set at $25,000. McKnight’s bond was set at $40,000. Bond for Frazier was set at $15,000
The two 16-year-olds were also arrested. One of the two teenagers also had a handgun at the time of the arrest. Both children are expected to appear in family court on Friday to determine if they will remain at the Department of Juvenile Justice until their court hearings or if they’ll be released to their parents.
Shortly after members of the Orangeburg County Sheriff’s Office met with management and residents at nigger fuxated Roosevelt Gardens about keeping the area safe, three niggers and a whigger were arrested on drug charges.
Zyquavian Frazier (17), Jaquavian Kelly (19), and Ziyon McKnight (18) were all charged with possession with intent to distribute marijuana on Wednesday.
Deputies stopped a car with Frazier, Kelly, McKnight, and two teenagers inside. After searching the car, authorities found 80 grams of marijuana and two handguns. Kelly was also charged with unlawful carrying of a pistol.
Bond for Kelly was set at $25,000. McKnight’s bond was set at $40,000. Bond for Frazier was set at $15,000
The two 16-year-olds were also arrested. One of the two teenagers also had a handgun at the time of the arrest. Both children are expected to appear in family court on Friday to determine if they will remain at the Department of Juvenile Justice until their court hearings or if they’ll be released to their parents.