A traffic stop on December 11, 2024, in Lexington Park resulted in the arrests of Michelle S. Alvarado, 40, of Great Mills, and Robert M. Goldring, 46, of Lusby. Both individuals face multiple charges related to controlled dangerous substances (CDS), including possession with intent to distribute narcotics. According to reports from the St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s Office, Deputy Wimberly conducted a traffic stop at approximately 12:21 a.m. near Pegg Road and Pacific Drive. The vehicle, a gold Nissan Murano, was stopped for having inoperable rear plate illumination. Michelle S. Alvarado, the driver, and Robert M. Goldring, the front-seat passenger, were identified via their Maryland driver’s licenses. During the stop, a K-9 unit was called to conduct an air sniff of the vehicle, prompting both occupants to exit. As Alvarado stepped out, officers observed a purple plastic container in her pocket containing a white powdery residue later identified as cocaine. The discovery led to a thorough search of both individuals and the vehicle. Evidence Recovered From Michelle Alvarado: A DKNY purse contained: A medication bottle with no prescription label holding 7.7 grams of suspected cocaine 14 tablets of suspected 20mg Oxycodone Six tablets of suspected 30mg Amphetamine Five tablets of suspected […]
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