Shop LocalTuesday, April 19, 2011
Three Fulton residents were injured in a one-car accident Sunday in Callaway County and the driver was arrested on four felony drug charges.
Arrested was Shamecca D. Harrison, 29, Fulton. The Missouri State Highway Patrol reported Harrison was arrested on four felony counts of possession of a controlled substance, possession of less than 35 grams of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Sustaining moderate injuries in the accident were Brittany B. Case, 19, and Eric M. Weiser, 25. They were passengers in a car driven by Harrison, who sustained minor injuries. All are from Fulton.
All three were taken by ambulance to University Hospital in Columbia.
The Missouri State Highway Patrol reported the accident was at 1:28 a.m. Sunday on U.S. 54 near County Road 209, just south of Kingdom City.
The patrol reported the accident occurred when Harrison’s westbound 2001 Hyundai went out of control “due to inattention and excessive speed.” The car ran off the right side of the road, struck a ditch and overturned.
The patrol reported none of the three occupants of the vehicle was wearing a seat belt. The vehicle was demolished.
Harrison was not included in the list of wanted persons following a multi-jurisdictional drug warrant roundup conducted April 14 in Callaway and Cole counties.
Comments
MARSHALLDILLON 2 years, 1 month ago
Hopefully you will be able to get a good lawyer...Either way what a waste...Too bad...
fultonian 2 years ago
Another case of humankind cicumventing the laws of natural selection.
lostinspace 2 years ago
The sad part is the town believes this story. I'm first to admit if its true but the officer did an illegal search on top of that they put she was arrested which has not happened nor has she been charged. The reason for no charges is bc he knows he stepped out of his line of duty. This story will b fixed.
Festus 2 years ago
Oh, of course she's totally innocent. Sarcasm is so hard to type..........
She was and is a pill junkie, and fate finally caught up to her. It's strange how she "wasn't arrested or charged" and somehow several news sources are reporting the same thing, but you (lostinspace) are the one who is correct in all of this. You can't be serious. LOL
Festus 2 years ago
I suppose she didn't have enough illegal narcotics to constitute 4 felony possession charges either??? Even I admit that news agencies don't always get it right, but there is no possible way that the Fulton Sun would completely fabricate a story from top to bottom in addition to the arresting officer being (conveniently) crooked. You have nothing but he-said she said, and you're questioning the newspaper's credibility?
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