In the room in which Ryan had been staying, Sgt. Patton said, as well as suspected methamphetamine. When police searched Morgan, they found two meth pipes on his person, Sgt. currency and paper used to make counterfeit money.” Patton, in the room where Morgan was found, under a mattress, police found “12 items to include sheets of copied or partially copied U.S. Police obtained search warrants for two rooms at the Red Roof Inn.Īccording to Sgt. “When asked what ‘this’ was, she said ‘the commotion,’” Officer Patton said, noting the woman would not elaborate further. The woman then said she had been staying in Ryan’s room, and indicated to police she was going to leave the Red Roof Inn and find another hotel to stay at “because I am fed-up with this,” Officer Patton said. “Morgan explained he had ‘just recently been told to go to the room and hang-out there,’ but could not say for sure whose name the room was in, but it was rented for him so he could have a ‘kind of staycation.’” Officer Patton said.Ĭontinuing their investigation, police then spoke with a female who claimed she was employed at the Red Roof Inn and had been staying in a room there without the knowledge of her employers. Next, police went to the second room that had reportedly been paid for with counterfeit money and knocked on the door where they were greeted by 29-year-old Andre Marquis Morgan, unemployed, as 1334 Miami St., Youngstown, Oh. Patton said police went to Ryan’s room where they observed a cut straw that contained suspected drug residue, as well as a suspected drug pipe in a bathroom. Patton, police learned Ryan had been staying at the inn ‘for a few weeks,’ but his stay would not be extended because Ryan and another patron (in a different room) had “paid in counterfeit cash.” Elizabeth in Boardman, Long told police she had been in Ryan’s room at the Red Roof Inn.Īccording to Sgt. Prior to being transported by ambulance to St. One of those questioned was identified as 37-year-old Andrew Vincent Ryan, 37, unemployed, of 2 Main St., Hastings on Hudson, New York. They were stopped and questioned, as by now, six police officers were on the scene. While authorities were dealing with the teenager, two persons were observed leaving the inn on foot. Officer Ciccotelli said he asked Long what she took and the teenager replied “I snorted meth laced with fentanyl.” Anthony Ciccotelli arrived at the inn first and said he found Angel Long, 17, “repeatedly grabbing her breasts and saying “It hurts, tell them hurry.’” Glenn Patton said police had received a call from a female who claimed ‘it felt like her heart stopped beating.’ Two men were taken into custody last week after a 17-year-old girl was found leaving the Red Roof Inn, 1051 Tiffany South Blvd., at 1:50 a.m.
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