Lusby Resident Charged With Cocaine Possession After Traffic Stop Near Wawa

Lusby Woman Faces Cocaine Possession Charge Following Wawa Traffic Stop

A Lusby woman is facing a cocaine possession charge after law enforcement officers stopped her vehicle near a Wawa convenience store, according to [VERIFY: agency name, e.g., the Calvert County Sheriff's Office].

The stop occurred [VERIFY: date and approximate time] in the area of [VERIFY: specific road or Wawa location in or near Lusby, Maryland]. Officers pulled over the vehicle for [VERIFY: stated reason for the traffic stop, e.g., a traffic violation or equipment infraction], which led to a search of the car.

During the stop, authorities say they located [VERIFY: amount and form of cocaine, e.g., a quantity of suspected cocaine] inside the vehicle. The substance was [VERIFY: whether it was field-tested or sent to a lab for confirmation].

The driver, identified as [VERIFY: full name and age of the suspect], was taken into custody at the scene. She has been charged with [VERIFY: exact charge wording under Maryland law, e.g., possession of a controlled dangerous substance — cocaine], a [VERIFY: felony or misdemeanor classification under current Maryland statute].

[VERIFY: Whether additional charges, such as traffic violations, were also filed.]

Under Maryland law, cocaine is classified as a Schedule II controlled dangerous substance. [VERIFY: current penalties for possession under Maryland law following recent legislative updates.]

[VERIFY: Whether the suspect was held in custody or released pending a court appearance, and if bond information is publicly available.] A court date has [VERIFY: been scheduled or is pending] in the District Court of Maryland for Calvert County.

The [VERIFY: agency name] has not released additional details regarding the investigation. Anyone with information relevant to the case is encouraged to contact [VERIFY: appropriate tip line or agency contact].

This arrest is part of routine law enforcement activity in Calvert County. [VERIFY: Whether the local sheriff's office has reported any notable trends in drug-related arrests in the region recently.]