Four individuals from Washington, D.C. were taken into custody early Sunday morning following a high-speed pursuit in New Market, Maryland that involved multiple crashes, a stolen vehicle, and a sheriff’s deputy being hospitalized with minor injuries. The incident unfolded in the early hours of May 25 after authorities responded to reports of individuals tampering with cars in a residential neighborhood.
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At approximately 3:26 a.m., a Frederick County Sheriff’s Office deputy attempted to stop two vehicles believed to be connected to a series of thefts from motor vehicles on Jordan Boulevard. The suspects fled in a 2017 Subaru Outback and a 2012 Toyota Camry. The Subaru, later confirmed to be stolen out of Carroll County, veered off Mussetter Road and crashed into a tree. During the pursuit, the deputy’s cruiser was also involved in a collision, rendering it inoperable. The deputy was transported to Frederick Health Hospital with minor injuries.
The second vehicle, the Toyota Camry, lost control and collided with a stationary patrol car that had its emergency lights on. Fortunately, the deputy had exited the vehicle just before impact and was not injured. Multiple law enforcement agencies, including Maryland State Police and local departments from Frederick, Montgomery, and Carroll counties, assisted in the coordinated search that followed.
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The four suspects arrested were identified as 18-year-old Deangelo Dubose, 18-year-old Zaire Graves, 21-year-old Dayneil Bullock, and 18-year-old Darin Comer, all from Washington, D.C. Charges among the group include motor vehicle theft, obstruction, resisting arrest, and multiple traffic violations. Graves additionally faces a second-degree assault charge. The Sheriff’s Office continues to investigate and urges anyone with further information to come forward.
Article by multiple RFHC contributors, based upon information from the Frederick County Sheriff’s Office press release
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