Marijuana, Paraphernalia & Muffler Charges in Lafayette Township
LAFAYETTE TOWNSHIP, Pa. – A criminal docket filed in McKean County’s Magisterial District Court 48‑3‑04 lists multiple misdemeanor charges against 65‑year‑old Terry Jamerson of Jerome, Pennsylvania. The case, docket number MJ‑48304‑CR‑0000135‑2026, was issued on September 3, 2026 and remains active while awaiting a preliminary arraignment.
According to the filing, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania alleges that Jamerson committed five offenses on September 2, 2026. The charges include:
- § 780‑113 A31I – Marijuana – Small amount for personal use (Grade M).
- § 780‑113 A32 – Use or possession of drug paraphernalia (three separate counts, each Grade M).
- § 4523 C S – Violation of exhaust system, muffler and noise‑control regulations (Grade M).
The incident is recorded under Pennsylvania incident number PA 2026‑1109248 and complaint number C5A0BSQ031. The arresting agency is the Lewis Run Police Service Patrol (PSP), and the arresting officer is identified as Timothy W. Mix. The docket does not specify an arrest date.
Jamerson was fingerprinted at the time of booking, but no bail amount or conditions are listed in the record. He has not requested a public defender, and no counsel is noted as representing him at this stage.
Magisterial District Judge David Richard Engman is assigned to the case. A preliminary arraignment has been scheduled for September 23, 2026 at 10:30 a.m. in the same magisterial district courtroom. The case status, as of the most recent entry on September 8, 2026, is “Active – Awaiting Preliminary Hearing.”
The McKean County District Attorney’s Office, located at the McKean County Courthouse, 500 West Main Street, Smethport, PA 16749 (phone 814‑887‑3312), is prosecuting the case on behalf of the Commonwealth.
No fines, costs, restitution, or disposition details have been entered into the docket at this time. The matter will proceed to the scheduled arraignment, where the defendant will be formally advised of the charges and may enter a plea.
As required by Pennsylvania law, Jamerson is presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
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