Robert Sylvester Hill, 45 of Lexington Park, was arrested after being indicted by Vice Narcotics Detectives. Several indictments were handed down by the St. Mary’s County Grand Jury for multiple counts of “Possession of Cocaine”, felony “Distribution of Cocaine” and conspiring with Kimberly Taylor (previously arrested) to traffic cocaine.
Vice Narcotics Detectives received information that Jermaine Dwayn Davis, 27 of Lexington Park, was selling cocaine in a particular neighborhood in Lexington Park. Detectives made undercover purchases of cocaine from suspect Davis and he was subsequently indicted for felony “Distribution of Cocaine” and arrested. An additional warrant was also served on suspect Davis for leaving the scene of an accident and fleeing and eluding police. That was from an unrelated incident. He was originally held without bond; however his current status is unknown.
Detectives made an undercover purchase of cocaine from Eric Roshaun Scriber, 25 of Loveville, after receiving information that he was selling cocaine from a Loveville Road property. He was indicted and charged with felony “Distribution of Cocaine”. |
Vice Narcotics Detectives received information that Joseph Michael Defilippo, 21 of Mechanicsville, and Victoria Asley Curtis, 20 of Mechanicsville, were distributing prescription medication, most notably “Oxycontin” in the northern end of St. Mary’s County. As the investigation continued undercover purchases of “Oxycontin” were made from the suspects.
Search Warrants were obtained for three specific locations related to the suspects. On May 28, Vice Narcotics Detectives, assisted by the St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s Office Emergency Services Team, executed all three warrants. Recovered from the suspects were more than 254 prescription controlled pills.
Of those pills 170 were various milligrams of “Oxycontin” pills. The street value of the pills was nearly $6,000. A 2008 Scion was seized as well valued at $13,000. Both were charged accordingly and additional charges are pending a review with State’s Attorney Richard D. Fritz.