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24 - CAPE GAZETTE, Friday, April 14 - April 20, 2000
uCTION'
Hahn engaged to Smith
Ralph and Doris Hahn of Lincoln have announced of their
daughter, Sheila Marie Hahn, to Charles Samuel Smith II,
originally of Laurel, Md.
Sheila is currently employed works in the accounting de-
partment of Country Life Homes in Lewes, and Charles is a
self-employed electrician and carpenter, working in the sur-
rounding area.
Both reside in Milford.
An Oct. 28 wedding is planned.
Troopers
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response of Cpl. Hudson," said
Schwartzkopf.
Cpl. Daniel Hall, a school re-
source officer serving at Troop 4,
earned the Physical Fitness
Award. Hall has earned the award
several years consecutively. Cur-
rently, the muscular trooper has
only 4 percent body fat. "Cpl.
Hall serves as an excellent exam-
ple for all troopers," said Lt.
Michael Warrington, Troop 4
deputy commander.
Det. Robert Hudson of the Ma-
jor Crimes Unit at Troop 4 earned
an Exceptional Performance
Award for his work that led to
solving a case involving a string
of robberies ranging from the
Cape Region to Kent County.
Some of the armed robberies
occurred on Route l in Rehoboth
Beach and in the Milton area,
where a motel, Chinese restaurant
and liquor store were victimized
in late September and early Octo-
ber 1999. A burglary at a market
in Lincoln was also tied to the
case and resolved. Two men and
a woman were arrested for rob-
bery, possession of a deadly
weapon during the commission of
a felony and conspiracy charges.
"Cpl. Hudson is a fine detec-
tive," said Warrington. "His work
is thorough, and his attention to
detail often pays off not only for
the investigation process but ulti-
mately for the citizenry."
Trooper Andrel Martinez of
Troop 4 was honored with the Ex-
ceptional Performance Award.
Martinez was instrumental in one
of Sussex County's largest major
drug arrests, resulting from a traf-
fic stop, to have occurred in many
years.
Martinez was operating radar
on Route 113, a mile north of
Millsboro, in September 1999,
when he stopped a vehicle travel-
ing 72 mph in a 55 mph zone.
When Martinez spoke to the oper-
ator of the vehicle, he detected the
odor of burnt marijuana. After
questioning the two out-of-state
men in the vehicle and noting
conflicting stories, he searched
the vehicle. Inside, he found a
stolen 9 mm loaded handgun in
the center console, and a package
of what later proved to be 2.2
pounds of cocaine. The estimated
street value of that amount of the
drug is more than $20,000.
'q'rooper Martinez' work was be-
yond the call of duty. He is one of
the many who patrol our streets
daily who make our communities
safe," said Warrington.
"The troopers at Troop 4 who
were honored by the division are
exceptional," said Warrington.
"Their work has done much for
the citizens in Sussex County."
Delaware State Police Superin-
tendent Col. Gerald R. Pepper
presented the 1999 Trooper of the
Year Award to Sgt. William
Thomas Ford, a 38-year-old
trooper who works in the New
Castle County Operation Safe
Streets Unit. Ford's unit made
773 arrests in 1999, and the unit
also had the following other ac-
complishments: drug seizures
valued at $28,000, slightly less
than $27,000 seized from illegal
drug proceeds, recoveries of just
less than $56,000 in stolen prop-
erty and seizures of 23 illegally
possessed handguns.
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