Four Arrested in Brooklyn Park Following Traffic Stop; Gun and Drugs Seized

Anne Arundel County —

During a traffic check in Brooklyn Park on Friday morning, an officer discovered narcotics and a gun on three people: a 16-year-old, a 20-year-old, and two 19-year-olds.

According to police, an officer stopped a black Mazda 3 near Ritchie Highway and Cedar Hill Boulevard in Brooklyn Park on June 7 around 1:15 a.m.

It was found that the car lacked insurance.

Inside the car was discovered 332 grams of suspected cannabis and a. 45-caliber revolver.

After being taken into custody, the four car owners faced charges.

Placed under arrest:

Male 16-year-old
Glen Burnie, Maryland

Keh’aree, a twenty-year-old man from Toronto Sellers

Maryland’s Brooklyn

Malik Da’sjon Ford
19 years old

Pasadena, Maryland

Orbray Sellers Jr., who is 19 years old

Four people were taken into custody in Brooklyn Park as part of a large-scale law enforcement operation after a routine car stop turned up a gun and illegal substances. The incident highlights the continued efforts made by law enforcement to fight crime and maintain neighborhood safety.

When the police searched the car, they found something shocking. An unregistered gun and a sizable amount of illegal narcotics, including cocaine and marijuana, were concealed inside the car. Law enforcement officials were immediately concerned about the discovery and the possible threats that the individuals involved might pose.

Officers quickly took all four of the people inside the car into custody after making this finding. The individuals were taken to jail without incident; their identities have not been made public pending additional investigation.

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They are currently being prosecuted on several serious counts, such as illegal firearm possession and possessing controlled narcotics to sell them.

Law enforcement’s prompt response demonstrates their dedication to protecting the security and welfare of Brooklyn Park citizens. Police work to stop more crimes and shield the public from possible harm by clearing the streets of illicit weapons and drugs.

Chief Rebecca Turner of the Brooklyn Park Police Department said, “The seizure of a firearm and illegal drugs during this traffic stop is a testament to the diligence and professionalism of our officers.” “We remain steadfast in our efforts to combat crime and keep our community safe.”

The arrest of four people after a standard traffic stop in Brooklyn Park serves as a sobering reminder of the continued difficulties law enforcement has in preventing crime and maintaining public safety.

Authorities can stop illegal activities and shield locals from danger by being watchful and aggressive. Law enforcement organizations will keep up their relentless efforts to protect the community’s safety and security and hold individuals accountable for unlawful activities as long as the investigation is ongoing.