06-03-2025
Macomb woman accused of driving 17-year-old son to Davenport to sell marijuana
A woman from Macomb is in the Scott County Jail after Davenport Police say she drove her son to Davenport to sell marijuana.
According to the criminal complaint, officers with the Davenport Police Department's Tactical Operations Bureau were conducting a narcotics investigation on March 5 that led to a traffic stop on a Jeep in the 100 block of Main Street. The defendant, identified as Alicia Summers, 37, was driving the Jeep and her 17-year-old son was inside. Officers conducted a probable cause search of the Jeep and found:
10.07 grams of marijuana wax
147.23 grams of marijuana
11 THC vape cartridges
The marijuana field-tested positive using a NARTEC test kit. Summers admitted in a post Miranda interview that she drove her son from Macomb to Davenport so he could sell marijuana to a friend. The marijuana and marijuana vapes did not have Iowa Drug Tax Stamps which are required by the Code of Iowa.
Summers was arrested and charged with two counts of possession with intent to deliver, two counts of failure to affix a drug tax stamp and one count of using a juvenile to commit certain offences, according to jail records. She is being held in the Scott County Jail on a secured $20,000 bond and has a preliminary hearing March 14.
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