CULPRIT THREW COCAINE OUT THE WINDOW DURING HIGH-SPEED CHASE WITH CALVERT DEPUTIES – COPS

LITTERING PERFECTLY GOOD COCAINE ONTO WINDSHIELDS OF PURSUING FLATFEET AND OTHER MOTORISTS, EVEN INTO PATUXENT RIVER AT 100 MPH OVER SOLOMONS BRIDGE

SOLOMON’S ISLAND, MD. – Crazy as a June bug in July is the only way to describe this alleged dirtbag. Calvert Sheriff Ricky Cox reports that on July 10, 2024, Calvert County Sheriff’s Office Deputies, and Drug Enforcement Unit members observed a vehicle and its operator, known to police to be suspended, traveling in the area of Lore Road in Solomons.

Cox reports that headquarters reported to Calvert Deputies that the operator’s driver’s license was not valid. Deputies initiated a traffic stop with lights and sirens activated in the area of northbound Rt. 4 and Creston Lane in Solomons.

The Sheriff says there wasn’t any way this guy was going to stop for the cops. The driver, Kevil Casswell Gregory, 43,(DOB 10/2/1980) of 4211 North Shore Drive, Prince Frederick, Md., looked back at deputies, likely with a disapproving scowl, disregarded the attempted traffic stop, and began fleeing at speeds exceeding 100 mph in a 45 mph zone.

As Gregory fled, deputies observed Gregory throwing bags of a white rocky substance (suspected crack cocaine) out of the window, which struck the pursuing officer’s and innocent citizen’s vehicles while traveling down Rt. 4.

 Police say that while Gregory was traveling into St. Mary’s County over the Governor Thomas Johnson Bridge, Gregory continued to throw several large baggies out of the vehicle into the Patuxent River below.

Due to Gregory’s actions during the pursuit and failure to comply with law enforcement, a successful traffic maneuver was conducted that ultimately immobilized Gregory’s vehicle, deterring him from being able to flee and be a danger to citizens. Gregory was placed into custody without incident. A search of Gregory’s person incident to arrest revealed a rocky white substance (suspected crack cocaine) and a clear plastic baggie. Gregory was transported to the Calvert County Detention Center and charged with Reckless Endangerment, CDS: Possession-Not Cannabis, CDS: Possession of Paraphernalia, Fleeing and Eluding, Altering Physical Evidence, and CDS: Possession with Intent to Distribute Narcotics.