Two Arrested for Manufacturing Counterfeit Cocaine in Camden
CAMDEN, Del. – The Delaware State Police have arrested a pair on felony drug charges after executing a search warrant on Monday.
Troopers arrested 70-year-old Charles Kemp of Camden, and 33-year-old Christina Mohr of Felton, on charges including manufacturing, delivering, and possessing with intent to deliver a controlled substance and a counterfeit controlled substance; operating a clandestine laboratory; second degree conspiracy; and related drug felonies. Kemp was arraigned and committed to the Department of Correction on a $16,000 cash bond. Mohr was arraigned and released on a $16,000 unsecured bond.
On Aug. 10, members of the Kent County Special Investigations Unit executed search warrants at a property on the 1200 block of Dundee Road in Camden. The search warrants were obtained following an investigation of Kemp for the distribution of illegal narcotics from the property. During the search warrant, Mohr was detained on the property without incident. Kemp was taken into custody when he reported to Probation and Parole.
A search of Mohr and the residences on the property led to the discovery of the following items:
- 10 dosage units of oxycodone
- Approximately 19.99 grams of suspected crack cocaine
- Approximately 314.55 grams of counterfeit cocaine
- 1 suboxone sublingual strip
- Digital scales and drug paraphernalia
- Cooking material with white residue
- $3,651 in suspected drug proceeds
