Britney Ann Weaver, 27, is faces drug and prostitution charges after police found alleged drugs in her apartment and text messages insinuating an oral-sex-for-cash deal on Sept.
At approximately p. Market St. A male driver and woman, later identified as Weaver, were seen entering and exiting the building. While driving away from the area, the officer observed the car had an expired inspection sticker, prompting a traffic stop on Schuyler Avenue. Police took screen shots of the text messages. The driver also told police he intended on receiving oral sex from Weaver but changed his mind once he went in the building and left without paying money or engaging in the sexual act.
Authorities went back to W. Police entered the apartment containing several individuals in it. Officers observed evidence of drug use in the room, including red bags of suspected heroin that were visible. Weaver admitted to meeting with the man with the intention of charging him money for the sex act.
She also admitted to having heroin and drug paraphernalia in her apartment. Weaver consented to a search of her apartment that netted authorities several bags of heroin both used and full from a purse behind a door, used bags of heroin in a garbage can and black lock box that contained packets of heroin. Weaver said when the man came up to the bathroom of her apartment, she said he told her he needed to get a condom from the car before he left and never returned. Spagnuolo Jr.
It is the second such suit filed against the store since October. He says the teeth of the escalator continuously dug into his bag, causing damage to both his body and his clothing. She fell, causing a head injury and a broken rib. It is not immediately clear from the suits if Ferraro and Shemanski were injured on the same escalator, or if multiple escalators in the store have had the same mechanical failure. The suit comes from Chief William Knowles, Cpl. Charles Neff and Sgt.
