The Garrett County Sheriff’s Office announced on April 26 that Sheena Marie Shiflett, a 41-year-old Oakland resident, was arrested for driving under the influence of a controlled dangerous substance while in the pick-up line at Crellin Elementary School on April 24.
According to Sheriff Bryson Meyers, deputies responded to a call around 3:15 p.m. after receiving reports of an individual passed out in a vehicle. Following their investigation, deputies arrested Shiflett and charged her with driving under the influence and related traffic offenses. She was transported to the Garrett County Detention Center and later released on her own recognizance after appearing before a District Court Commissioner.
The incident highlights ongoing efforts by law enforcement to address drug-related offenses and maintain public safety in school zones. The Garrett County Sheriff’s Office promotes community well-being by addressing offenses such as trespassing and drug possession while encouraging public involvement in crime prevention, according to the official website.
In addition to handling arrests and traffic stops, the Sheriff’s Office also focuses on gathering tips about criminal activities or suspicious behavior from residents throughout areas like Oakland and along Garrett Highway in Maryland, as reported by the official website. The agency collaborates with citizens by offering rewards for information leading to arrests.
The office provides services including K-9 unit deployments and incident investigations as part of its dedication to community security and crime prevention according to its official website.
As local authorities continue their work across Garrett County, they encourage residents to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity.
