Unsecured Bond Granted to Duo Who Fled, Crashed Into Trooper, Resisted Arrest
DEBARYLIFE – Following an early-morning pursuit in New Castle County yesterday, Delaware State Police arrested Bryce Jenifer (Right), 22, of Silver Spring, Maryland, and Zion Adeduwon (Left), 22, of Bowie, Maryland, on counts of resisting arrest and drug offenses.
According to officials, on April 24, 2024, at around 1:45 a.m., a trooper on patrol near the Biden Welcome Center and I-95 noticed a white 2020 BMW 3 series heading north on I-95 while equipped with four-way flashers.
According to authorities, a computer query into the Missouri registration of the BMW showed that the registration was fake. The BMW did not stop for the trooper who conducted a traffic stop; instead, it quickly fled. The BMW was driven recklessly on several Wilmington area roads during the ensuing pursuit.
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As the BMW got closer to a construction zone on I-95 southbound around State Route 896, the pursuit came to an end.
Following the end of the pursuit, troopers saw the BMW drive into the blocked lanes—where active construction was occurring—despite the lane closure, according to authorities.
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After a short while, troopers saw the BMW at Churchmans Road and State Route 4 westbound and made an attempt to stop it. The BMW kept running at a fast speed without stopping.
After the BMW struck a Delaware State Police Tahoe, veered off the road, and struck a mailbox, the car chase came to a stop on West Newport Pike.
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On Glenmore Drive, the driver and front passenger got out of the car and ran toward a backyard. The driver, identified as Zion Adeduwon, and the front passenger, identified as Bryce Jenifer, were apprehended without any problems following a brief foot pursuit.
After Adeduwon’s person was searched, $6,141 in alleged drug proceeds were found. During a search of the BMW, over 1,498 grams of marijuana and drug paraphernalia were found.
After being brought to Troop 2, Adeduwon and Jenifer were accused of several offenses.
After being arraigned by Justice of the Peace Court 2 and charged with the following offenses, Adeduwon was freed on an unsecured bond of $5,555.
Possession of Controlled Substance with the Intent to Deliver (Felony) by Zion Adeduwon
Felony: Ignoring a Police Officer’s Signal
Refusing to Arrest Careless Driving More Traffic Infractions
Justice of the Peace Court 2 charged Jenifer with the following offenses, she was arraigned, and she was given an unsecured bond of $4,500.
Bryce Jenifer Defying Arrest for Possession with Intent to Deliver Controlled Substance (Felony)