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Maryland Drug Crew Used Teen Dealers, Smashed Phones During Takedown, Feds Say
The stash houses had been found. The street shop had been spotted. Then came the smashed cell phones.
Two Maryland men accused of running a large-scale Baltimore drug operation were indicted on Friday, Sept. 25, days after federal agents swept through locations tied to the organization and allegedly recovered kilograms of fentanyl, cocaine and several guns.
Charles “Bok” Byers, 48, and Darryl “DJ” Hairston Jr., 48, both of Baltimore, are accused of running an operation that moved drugs from a Northeast Baltimore stash house to multiple locations, including an open-air drug market on Druid H…
Boozing 'Chi Town' Smashed Stranger With Liquor Bottle At Maryland Bus Stop, Jury Finds
A Maryland man's booze-fueled search for his girlfriend ended with a stranger bloodied at a bus stop, prosecutors say.
Alford Delone Johnson, 46, of Abingdon, had been drinking and was agitated while looking for his girlfriend in Aberdeen on Nov. 7, 2025, before turning his attention to two men waiting for public transportation on East Bel Air Avenue, according to the Harford County State's Attorney's Office.
One of them never saw it coming.
Prosecutors said Johnson walked up to a 31-year-old man and, without provocation, struck him in the face with a liquor bottle.
The blow left the vict…
Four Crimes, Four Days, Nearly $48K: West Virginia Man Indicted In Maryland Spree, Feds Say
Jordon Redfern allegedly packed four violent crimes into a four-day bank robbery spree across Maryland.
Now he faces decades in prison.
The 30-year-old Martinsburg, West Virginia, man has been indicted on a host of charges following a crime spree in Washington County and Baltimore, federal authorities announced on Friday, Sept. 25.
According to the four-count indictment, the spree began on May 29, when Redfern allegedly robbed a bank in Windsor Mill and made off with approximately $6,300 in cash.
Two days later, prosecutors say he headed west and carjacked a luxury vehicle in Washington C…
