Rick Bobby Alexander of Pasadena, a former Anne Arundel County police corporal who was accused by colleagues of being a “lookout” during a raid on Feb. 2, was offered probation before judgment at a hearing on Tuesday.
Police arrested Alexander on Feb. 3 for allegedly in Shady Side so they could hide their drugs prior to the arrival of law enforcement at the 1300 block of Juniper Street.
", we got a call from Officer Alexander saying the SWAT team is behind the Domino's gearing up to hit our house right now," a person identified as Suspect No. 1 told police, according to the charging documents back in February.
Alexander was charged with conspiracy to distribute cocaine and marijuana plus three other charges.
According to online court records, Alexander received probation before judgment for misconduct and was sentenced to serve 60 days in jail.
A woman reportedly told police that Alexander called her to warn that police were going to search the Shady Side home. The Baltimore Sun reported that Kristin Riggin, spokeswoman for the prosecutors' office, said the woman had a relationship with Alexander.
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Edgewater-Davidsonville Patch editor Jonathan Moynihan contributed to this article.
