Two Macomb Men Arrested with Possession and Delivery of Cannabis

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The McDonough County Sheriff reports the arrests of Anthony L. Steward, 59, of Macomb, IL, and Jesse J. Baird, 41, of Macomb, IL for Manufacture/Delivery of Cannabis 500-1000 grams and Possession of Cannabis 500-1000 grams.

Jesse J. Baird, 41, of Macomb, IL

On January 27, 2022, at approximately 8:40 p.m. a McDonough County Sheriff Deputy conducted a traffic stop at Illinois 336 at U.S. Highway 136 west of Macomb, IL.  The vehicle, a white 1999 Chevy Van, was stopped for a routine traffic violation.  The deputy then conducted a probable cause search on the vehicle and discovered 500-1000 grams of raw cannabis inside of the vehicle.

Anthony L. Steward, 59, of Macomb, IL

Steward, a passenger in the vehicle, was charged with Manufacturing/Delivery of Cannabis 500-1000 grams and Possession of Cannabis 500-1000 grams.

Baird, the driver, was charged with Possession of Cannabis 500-1000 grams.

Both men were transported to the McDonough County Jail and are being held in lieu of bond.

All suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

***Report Courtesy of the McDonough County Sheriff’s Office***

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