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Updated: 2:02 AM Mar 19, 2009
Police Release Name of Suspect Arrested on Drug Charges
Huntington Police say Roderick McNeal was arrested on Drug Charges after police received a tip from neighbors about aggressive pit bulls running loose
Posted: 6:45 PM Mar 18, 2009Reporter: WSAZ News Staff Email Address: news@wsaz.com |
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UPDATE: 9:27pm
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- Officers tell WSAZ that Roderick McNeal was arrested for possession with intent to deliver.
The arrest was made after neighbors called police to report aggressive pit bulls running loose in the neighborhood at 15th Street in Huntington.
Police were inside the home trying to find out why the dogs were out roaming the streets when they say they found evidence of criminal activity.
They detained five people at the home for more than an hour.
McNeal and another man, who says he is a former Marshall Football player, were taken into custody.
The former Marshall player was later released.
Keep clicking on WSAZ.com for more information.
UPDATE: 7:02pm
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- Two men are in custody tonight after Police say the men were manufacturing a type of drug at a home in Huntington.
Both men were former Marshall University Football Players.
The arrests were made after neighbors called police to report aggressive pit bulls running loose in the neighborhood.
This happened at 15th Street in Huntington.
Animal Control has taken the dogs.
Keep clicking on WSAZ.com for more information.
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- Police are at a home on 15th Street in Huntington, where they have arrested two people for what they are calling “drug crimes”.
The arrests were made after police received a tip from neighbors about aggressive pit bulls running loose in the neighborhood.
Animal Control has taken the dogs, and the West Virginia State Police and the Drug and Crime Task Force are searching the home.
We have a crew on the scene.
Keep clicking on WSAZ.com for more information as it becomes available.
Latest Comments
Well good. Maybe they can find these dogs a good home. Luckily these dogs didn't attack someone. You all want to know why druggies get Pits? Huh? It's because Pits intimidate people. I mean, with all of the rumors about how Pits are aggressive and vicious killers, who wants to go to a house that has Pit Bulls. I agree with the person that said "if you want a pit bull that is fine, but keep them in YOUR yard." I have a Pit. but I keep him in MY yard. He goes on walks ON A leash. If drug dealers chose to keep Labs and make them vicious and all you hear about in the news was how a Lab killed this person or that person, You would be saying the same thing you are now. Labs are no good vicious dogs. Labs should be wiped clean of this earth. So, just think about what cruel people has done to this wonderful breed. Yes they may be animal aggressive but a true Pit will never ever be human aggressive. That is the reason they are used in dogfighting. The people need to get into the ring.
maybe if everyone that knows somebody abusing drugs just go ahead and post the names right here, then the police can check it out in a few monthes...and take care of it in their regular timely manner.HA!
Maybe if people would stop USING the drugs, then there would be no need for DRUG DEALERS. Get a clue people. You don't need to be mad at the people that are cashing in on those that would rather spend their checks on drugs then on taking care of their families. I'm sure everyone posting negative things on here knows some one using drugs that they need to stage an intervention on.
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