Police also found drugs in their vehicle.
Frederick, Md (KM) Five men were charged with weapons offenses following a traffic stop in Frederick Saturday night.
At around 10:49 PM, an officer on patrol in the 1300 block of West 7th Street noticed a vehicle cross over both center yellow lines and activated his emergency lights.
The vehicle stopped and police say all five occupants were acting suspiciously. Three passengers in the back were shuffling back and forth in their seats as if they were trying to hide something.
A police canine was called to the scene, and indicated the presence of drugs. . A search of the vehicle netted a loaded Ruger nine millimeter handgun, marijuana and amphetamines.
All five occupants were arrested. They are:
Arrestee #1: BUSEY, Kameron, male, age 19, Fort Washington, MD
Charges:
Handgun in Vehicle
Loaded Handgun in Vehicle
Handgun on Person
Loaded Handgun on Person
Illegal Possession Ammunition
Illegal Possession Regulated Firearm
Possession of Firearm by Minor
Possession of Controlled Dangerous Substance not Marijuana
Arrestee #2: BUSEY, Keon, male, age 22, Germantown, MD
Charges:
Handgun on Person
Loaded Handgun in Vehicle
Handgun in Vehicle
Arrestee #3: CLAYTON, Alieu, male, age 19, Silver Spring, MD
Charges:
Handgun in Vehicle
Loaded Handgun in Vehicle
Handgun on Person
Illegal Possession of Ammunition
Possession of Firearm by Minor
Arrestee #4: GORDON, Quintell, male, age 22, Silver Spring, MD
Charges:
Handgun in Vehicle
Loaded Handgun in Vehicle
Handgun on Person
Loaded Handgun on Person
Firearm Possession with Felony Conviction
Illegal Possession Ammunition
Illegal Possession Regulated Firearm
Arrestee #5: VANN-HARRIS, Michael, male, age 21, Silver Spring, MD
Charges:
Handgun in Vehicle
Loaded Handgun in Vehicle
Handgun on Person
Loaded Handgun on Person
Illegal Possession Ammunition
Illegal Possession Regulated Firearm
Civil Citation: possession of marijuana less than 10 grams
Traffic Citations: (1) Driving While Suspended, (2) Driving while license suspended – failure to attend driver improvement program, (3) Failure to drive vehicle on right half of roadway, (4) Failure of individual driving on highway to display license to uniformed police on demand, and (5) Vehicle driver giving false and fictitious name to uniformed police.
By Kevin McManus