Brecksville Police Blotter: Car Troubles Lead to Other Arrests

The following incidents were reported by the Brecksville Police Department between June 3 and June 8. The information was compiled by police reports. 

Possession of heroin, marijuana

A Cleveland woman tried to tell police she was her sister when pulled over at 8:24 p.m. on June 8 on Brecksville Road for missing a front license plate. Maria J. Fisher, 24, of East 147th Street in Cleveland, initially gave police the wrong name, later telling them her real name and saying she did not have a driver’s license. Police found heroin and marijuana when searching her purse; Fisher later said the heroin belonged to someone else. She was charged with possession of both drugs, for driving under suspension and for missing a front license plate.

Driving under suspension, possession of drugs

A cracked windshield led police to other charges for a Broadview Heights driver on June 7. An officer ran the license plate on a vehicle with a cracked windshield on Interstate 77 a little before 3:30 p.m. on June 7, learning that the driver’s license was suspended and that there were warrants for his arrest. Andrew E. Campbell, 20, of Countryside Drive in Broadview Heights, was pulled over, and police found Adderall in his pocket, which he said he did not have a prescription for. Campbell was charged with driving under suspension and possession of drugs.

Driving under suspension, possession of drugs

A little before 8:30 a.m. on June 3, police stopped Michael D. Collins, 49, of East Southport in Indianapolis, for making an incorrect left turn onto Miller Road. When Collins gave the police his I.D., they learned that he was driving under a suspended license, and police also found marijuana in the car. Collins was charged with possession of drugs and paraphernalia and for driving without a license. 

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