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Pair Busted By Police K9 With Crack Cocaine, Pot, Paraphernalia During Maryland Stop: Sheriff

A routine traffic stop in Maryland led to the arrest of a man and woman who were busted with drugs by a police K9 in Calvert County, authorities announced.

Alexa Kirsten Freeman (left) and Kevil Casswell Gregory

Alexa Kirsten Freeman (left) and Kevil Casswell Gregory

Photo Credit: Calvert County Sheriff
Kevil Casswell Gregory

Kevil Casswell Gregory

Photo Credit: Calvert County Sheriff
Alexa Kirsten Freeman

Alexa Kirsten Freeman

Photo Credit: Calvert County Sheriff

Lusby residents Kevin Casswell Gregory, 41, and Alexa Kirsten Freemen, were arrested by members of the Calvert County Sheriff’s Office following a stop in the area of Laurel Way near the intersection of Bay View Drive in Lusby for a vehicle and traffic violation.

During the stop, officials said that both Gregory and Freeman failed to provide proper identification, and a sniff by a police K9 resulted in a positive alert for alleged narcotics inside their vehicle.

While being searched, it is alleged that Gregory took off running on foot, prompting a chase by responding deputies.

Gregory was observed retrieving something from his shoe and seen ripping open a plastic bag, investigators said, then dumping the contents out in a grassy area.

He was then taken into custody and escorted back to the original traffic stop


During the search, sheriff’s deputies seized:

  • A large plastic tie-off with 13 crack cocaine rocks totaling 3 grams;
  • 15.5 grams of marijuana;
  • Controlled Dangerous Substances (CDS);
  • CDS paraphernalia.

Both were transported to the Calvert County Detention Center where Gregory was charged with:

  • CDS: Possession of more than 10 grams of marijuana;
  • Possession of paraphernalia;
  • Obstructing and hindering an arrest;
  • Altering physical evidence.

Freeman was charged with CDS: Possession of not marijuana and CDS: Possession of paraphernalia.

No return court date or information has been released.

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