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Man shot by officer now faces drug charges

February 25, 2016 News No Comments
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George Greenwood Willinger III
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Baltimore County police released the name of the man who was shot by an officer on Feb. 18 and said he has been charged with drug-related offenses.

George Greenwood Willinger III, 37, of the 6800 block of Leslie Ave in Essex has been charged with possession of CDS with intent to distribute, a handgun violation and other charges, police said.

Police said Willinger remains hospitalized, but he will be held without bail on the charges.

Police said they also recovered baggies containing a white rock substance, yellow and orange pills, and an “owe sheet” from Willinger. (See previous report here.)

— Tyisha Henderson

 

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