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Troopers say they seized nearly 500 grams of suspected marijuana and more than $1,200 in cash during the early-morning stop. NEW CASTLE, Del. — Delaware State Police arrested a 22-year-old Wilmington resident on felony drug charges after a DUI checkpoint in New Castle early Thursday morning, authorities said. On Nov. 27, 2025, troopers and partnering agencies were conducting a DUI checkpoint organized by the Office of Highway Safety on Wilmington Road near Municipal Boulevard in New Castle. At about 12:15 a.m., a Toyota Camry entered the checkpoint and troopers contacted the driver, identified as Wajahne Leggett, 22, of Wilmington. Police said troopers saw cash and several individually packaged bags of suspected marijuana in plain view inside the vehicle, consistent with drug sales. A subsequent search of the Camry turned up 481 grams of suspected marijuana and $1,230 in suspected drug proceeds, according to authorities. Leggett was arrested and taken to the New Castle City Police Department, where he was charged with possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance (felony) and possession of a controlled substance in a tier 1 quantity (felony). Police said Leggett was arraigned by Justice of the Peace Court 11 and released on a $3,000 unsecured bond.

The Delaware State Police have arrested 55-year-old Richard Banks of Bridgeville, Delaware, for felony firearms offenses, following an investigation of him possessing firearms as a person prohibited.|After an investigation into his possession of firearms by a prohibited person, the Delaware State Police arrested Richard Banks, 55, of Bridgeville in Delaware for felony gun offenses.|Following an investigation, the Delaware State Police has arrested 55-year old Richard Banks from Bridgeville, Delaware. He was charged with felony firearms crimes. On November 6, 2025, members of the Delaware State Police Firearms Transaction and Purchasing Unit and the Delaware State Police Special Operations Response Team, responded to a residence on the 11000 block of Silent Hill Road in Bridgeville, following an investigation of Richard Banks, for the possession of firearms or ammunition as a person prohibited.|After an investigation into Richard Banks’ possession of firearms and ammunition by a prohibited person, the Delaware State Police Firearms Transaction and Purchasing Unit and Delaware State Police Special Operations Response Team responded to a home in the 11000 Block of Silent Hill Road, Bridgeville on November 6, 2025.|In the early morning of November 6, 2025 members of the Delaware State Police Firearms Transaction and Purchasing Unit and Delaware State Police Special Operations Response Team were called to a Bridgeville residence in the 11000 block Silent Hill Road after an investigation was conducted on Richard Banks for possession of ammunition or firearms as a prohibited individual.} {Detectives contacted Banks, who was in possession of a concealed handgun while trespassing on an adjacent property.|Detectives located Banks who had a concealed pistol while trespassing at an adjacent property.|Detectives approached Banks while he was trespassing in an adjacent yard. He had a handgun concealed.He was taken into custody without incident.|He was arrested without incident.|He was arrested with no incident. {A consent search of the residence led to the discovery of the following items:|The following items were discovered during a consented search of the residence:|A search conducted by consent led to the following discoveries:} {Desert Eagle .44 caliber handgun|Desert Eagle.44 Caliber Handgun|Desert Eagle.44-caliber handgun} Sig Sauer SP2340 handgun Sig Sauer P938 handgun Sig Sauer M-400 rifle Remington 870 12-gauge shotgun Remington 870 20-gauge shotgun Remington 1100 12-gauge shotgun {Remington 700 .308 caliber rifle|Remington 700 caliber rifle.308|Remington 700.308 Caliber Rifle} {Marlin .17 caliber rifle|Marlin.17 Caliber rifle|Marlin.17-caliber rifle} {Mossberg 640 .22 caliber rifle|Mossberg 640.22 caliber rifle|Mossberg Rifle 640 Caliber.22} Assorted Ammunition {Banks, who is a convicted felon and prohibited from possessing a firearm or ammunition, was arrested and taken to Troop 5.|Banks was taken to Troop 5 as a felon convicted of a crime and not allowed to possess a gun or ammunition.|Banks, a convicted felon who was prohibited from owning a weapon or ammunition due to his conviction, was arrested and brought to Troop 5.} {He was charged with the crimes listed below, arraigned by Justice of the Peace Court 2, and committed to Sussex Correctional Institution on a $86,001 secured bond.|He was charged for the following crimes, arraigned before Justice of the Peace Court 2 and committed to Sussex Correctional Institution under a bond of $86,001.|He was charged with the below crimes and arraigned in Justice of the Peace Court 2. He then committed to Sussex Correctional Institution after posting a secured bond of $86,001.} {Carrying a Concealed Deadly Weapon – Firearm (Felony)|Carrying a Concealed Weapon Deadly – Firearm Felony|Carrying a Concealed Destructive Weapon (Felony).} {Possession of a Firearm During the Commission of a Felony (Felony) – 12 counts|Possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony (Felony – 12 counts)|Possession of a Firearm During Committing a Felony – 12 counts} {Possession of a Firearm or Destructive Weapon by a Person Prohibited with a Prior Conviction of Use, Possession, or Sale of Drugs and a Previous Conviction of a Violent Felony (Felony) – 11 counts|Possession of Firearms or Destructive weapons by a Person Prohibited With a Previous Conviction for Use, Possession or Sale of Drugs, and a Conviction for a Violent Felons (Felony). – 11 counts|Possession of Firearms by Persons Prohibited after a Conviction on Drug Use, Possession and Sale, and with a Conviction on a Violent Crime (Felony), 11 counts} {Possession of a Firearm or Ammunition by a Person Prohibited with a Prior Violent Crime or Felony (Felony)|Possession of Firearms or Ammunition By a Person Prohibited With a Previous Violent Crime (Felony).|Possession by a person prohibited with a prior violent crime or felony (Felony), of a firearm or ammunition} {Criminal Trespass 3rd Degree|Criminal Trespass, 3 rd degree|Criminal Trespass 3, 3rd Degree} {The post Bridgeville Man Arrested for Felony Firearms Offenses appeared first on Delaware State Police – State of Delaware.|The post Bridgeville Man arrested for Felony Firearms Offenders first appeared on Delaware State Police State of Delaware.|The first time Delaware State Police State of Delaware published the post Bridgeville Man is Arrested for Firearms Felonies.}

Troopers charged Dylan Charles, 19, and Quincey Thomas, 22, both of Wilmington, after a reported home-invasion robbery FELTON, Del. — Delaware State Police have arrested two Wilmington men in connection with a home-invasion robbery and vehicle pursuit in Kent County on Tuesday and are still searching for a third suspect. Troopers charged Dylan Charles, 19, and Quincey Thomas, 22, both of Wilmington, after a reported home-invasion robbery about 1 p.m. Nov. 11 in the 100 block of East Chimney Top Lane in Felton, police said. A third unidentified man, described by police as Black, remains at large. According to state police, a woman answered the door of the home for Charles and Thomas, whom she knew as friends of a 17-year-old male resident. Once inside, Charles and Thomas confronted the teenager, demanded money and threatened him with a handgun, police said. The woman heard the commotion, retrieved a rifle and confronted the suspects, according to police. The men then took the rifle, pointed it at her and demanded money. Two children were in the house during the incident. Police said one child barricaded themself in a bedroom while the other ran to a neighbor’s home for help. The 17-year-old and the two children were not injured. The woman suffered a minor injury, police said. Charles and Thomas then fled the residence with firearms and cash in a white Infiniti QX5, according to police. Troopers soon spotted the Infiniti on Route 12 and attempted a traffic stop, but the SUV sped away, police said. During the pursuit, which continued onto several Kent County roads and Route 1, the Infiniti — driven by Thomas — was operated in a reckless manner, and troopers saw firearms being thrown from the vehicle along Route 1, according to police. The guns were later recovered. The pursuit ended on Route 1 near North Little Creek Road after troopers deployed stop sticks. Police said the Infiniti struck the center median cable barrier and then a guardrail on the shoulder before coming to a stop. Charles, Thomas and a third unknown man ran from the SUV, police said. Troopers took Charles and Thomas into custody, but the third suspect was not found. Detectives are continuing efforts to identify and locate him. A search of the Infiniti turned up the victim’s rifle and a handgun with no serial number, which police say was used during the robbery. Troopers also recovered approximately 1,595.9 grams of marijuana from the vehicle. Charles was taken to Troop 3, where he was charged with: Two counts of first-degree robbery – display what appears to be a deadly weapon (felony) Possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony (felony) Possession of a firearm/destructive weapon by a person previously convicted of a violent felony (felony) First-degree home-invasion burglary (felony) Possession of a weapon with a removed, obliterated or altered serial number (felony) Possession of a controlled substance, Tier 2 (felony) Two counts of endangering the welfare of a child – committed a crime witnessed by a child Resisting arrest He was arraigned by Justice of the Peace Court 7 and committed to Sussex Correctional Institution on a $150,000 cash bond. Thomas was taken to Troop 3, where he was charged with: Two counts of first-degree robbery – display what appears to be a deadly weapon (felony) Possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony (felony) Possession of a firearm/destructive weapon by a person previously convicted of a violent felony (felony) First-degree home-invasion burglary (felony) Possession of a weapon with a removed, obliterated or altered serial number (felony) Possession of a controlled substance, Tier 2 (felony) Two counts of disregarding a police officer’s signal (felony) Criminal mischief $5,000 or more – damage property (felony) Criminal mischief under $1,000 – damage property Two counts of endangering the welfare of a child – committed a crime witnessed by a child Resisting arrest Multiple pursuit-related traffic violations Thomas was arraigned by Justice of the Peace Court 7 and committed to Sussex Correctional Institution on a $145,746 cash bond. The Delaware State Police Troop 3 Criminal Investigations Unit continues to investigate the incident. Anyone who witnessed the incident or has information is asked to contact Detective P. Campbell at (302) 698-8504. Information may also be provided by sending a private Facebook message to the Delaware State Police or by contacting Delaware Crime Stoppers at 1-800-847-3333. If you or someone you know is a victim or witness of a crime or has lost a loved one to a sudden death and needs assistance, the Delaware State Police Victim Services Unit/Delaware Victim Center is available 24 hours a day through a toll-free hotline at 1-800-VICTIM-1 (1-800-842-8461) or by email at DSP_VictimServicesMail@delaware.gov.