Rawle A. London was arrested yesterday after it was discovered that he had money, drugs and a cell phone in his possession.

Rawle A. London was arrested yesterday after it was discovered that he had money, drugs and a cell phone in his possession. All are items prohibited at the corrections facility in Smyrna .Police say another observed the cell phone and reported London, who has worked for the Department of Corrections for 3 years, to a superior officer. That officer investigated further and discovered London was also carrying $345, which is also a policy violation, 26 grams of what is suspected to be marijuana and about 1.5 grams of cocaine.Delaware State Police responded and continued the investigation. Their investigation revealed that London planned to distribute the items in his possession inside the prison.London, who lives in Dover, is charged with Possession with the Intent to Deliver Marijuana, Possession with the Intent to Deliver Cocaine and Promoting Prison Contraband. He was arraigned and released after posting $15,500.00 secured bail.

Earl Eugene Jackson

Earl Eugene Jackson, 46, guilty of three felony charges, attempting to manufacture methamphetamine, maintaining a common nuisance and possession of chemical reagents used to manufacture the meth
Delaware County Prosecutor Mark McKinney said the case was Delaware County's first involving operation of a meth lab.
At this week's sentencing hearing, McKinney recommended a 12-year sentence, while defense attorney Louis Denney, noting his client had no prior criminal convictions, asked for a three-year sentence.
Jackson -- who said he would appeal his convictions -- is scheduled to again stand trial in Barnet's court, on Jan. 28 and Feb. 11, on meth-related charges

Martin Flores Cardenes,Martin Romero Flores,Luis Angel Romero Flores,Antonio Jose Flores Perez,Victor Manuel Rios Herrara,Jose Felipe Carbajal Magana,

Arrested were Martin Flores Cardenes, 30, charged with possession of cocaine; Martin Romero Flores, 18, charged with trafficking more than 50 grams of heroin; Luis Angel Romero Flores, 24, charged on federal gun charges; and Jose Flores Perez, 39, Jose Felipe Carbajal Magana, 31, Victor Manuel Rios Herrara, 24, and Antonio Carbajal Magana, 23, who are all being held on a federal detainer for being in the country illegally.
At least one of the suspects has been identified as a member of a criminal street gang, county police spokesman Cpl. Trinidad Navarro said.
The county’s SWAT team and drug unit officers, along with agents from the federal Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, concluded an investigation into the distribution of heroin to drug dealers in New Castle County on Tuesday afternoon with a raid at an apartment in the Red Clay Creek Apartments, at Grafton Drive and Greenbank Road.
When officers and agents executed a search warrant at the targeted apartment, they seized 95 grams of pure heroin, a small amount of cocaine and a .380 semi-automatic handgun.
The six occupants in the apartment, who were all in this country illegally, were arrested.
ICE agents discovered through an investigation that the heroin was being shipped through a southern city from an undisclosed location overseas and earmarked for distribution on the streets locally from Mexico.