Alcoa man charged with crack cocaine possession
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Posted: 6:04 PM Jan 16, 2008
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ALCOA, Tenn (WVLT) An Alcoa man is in custody tonight, charged with possession of crack cocaine after a short foot pursuit in Blount county yesterday.

Blount County Sheriff Jim Berrong says Aaron Hunter Scudder, 20, of West Newcomen Street in Alcoa, is being held on a $75,000 bond at the Blount County Correctional Facility.

Berrong says Scudder sold a narcotics agent crack cocaine, then fled on foot. Police say they later osberved him drop a package of crack near a chained pit bull.

He was arrested shortly thereafter and charged.

He's due in court on January 23rd.

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Posted by: Ian Location: Blount County on Jan 17, 2008 at 12:05 AM
Excellent job by your officers Mr. Berrong. I'd like to believe the young man would get some help and become a contributor instead of a liability to society but statistically what are the odds. Putting him in jail and throwing away the key isn't the answer but how do we protect the good kids out there from these predators. I can't give enough credit to our boys in blue across the county, state and country who put their lives on the line daily for me so I can live without fear. And what compensation do they get for their efforts....not even close to anything respectable for wages or benefits. What exactly is the life of a police officer worth to us. Look at the dregs of society they encounter daily so we don't have to. I have the greatest respect for every officer out there. God bless and protect you all, you are constantly in my prayers.

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