Nicholas Robert Jordan, 27, of Glen Burnie, and the passenger, John Garrett Stone III, 27, of Arnold
12/2/2021 UPDATE: Charging documents added.
12/1/2021: On Tuesday, November 30, 2021, at approximately 5:40 p.m., police conducted a traffic stop in the area of Rt. 260 and Limerick Lane in Owings.
As a Deputy was parked in his marked agency issued patrol vehicle in the area of Rt.260 and Wesley Stinnett Blvd., he observed a black Dodge Stratus bearing Maryland registration on the front, but no registration plates on the rear of the vehicle.
The deputy activated his emergency lights and sirens to initiate a traffic stop in the area of Rt.260 and Saint Andrews Drive when the vehicle began pulling over to the right shoulder, but took an unusual amount of time to come to a complete stop.
When the suspect vehicle came to a complete stop, the deputy shined his spot light towards the vehicle and observed the right front passenger look over his left shoulder towards the deputy.
The deputy exited his patrol car and made contact with the occupants. The operator was identified as Nicholas Robert Jordan, 27, of Glen Burnie, and the passenger, John Garrett Stone III, 27, of Arnold.
When asked if anything illegal was in the vehicle, Stone handed the deputy a rolled marijuana joint and then returned to his agency issued vehicle to provided the Calvert County Dispatch Center the names of both subjects, and waited for an additional officer arrived on the scene.
Stone came back as being wanted for for failing to appear in court for driving on a suspended license. A short time after the Calvert 911 Dispatch Center confirmed the warrant was active
As the deputy waited in his vehicle for the additional units to arrive, he observed Stone continuing to move around the vehicle in the area of the passenger seat and look back at the deputy.
As additional units arrive, deputies asked both subjects to exit the vehicle, and when Stone was told he was being placed under arrest and to place his hands behind his back, Stone had his right index finger gripped by his left hand, he then pulled away from the deputy and ran across the Westbound lanes of Rt.260 before he tripped and fell in the median, Stone got up and then continued to run towards the Eastbound lanes of Rt.260.
As Stone left the median and entered the Eastbound lane #1, Stone tripped on the edge of the pavement and fell into lane #1 into the path of a Ford Focus where he was struck by the vehicle.
Stone then got up and fled on foot again before being taken into custody as the deputy pointed his agency issued taser at him.
Fire and rescue personnel responded to the scene to evaluate the suspect for injuries. The operator of the striking vehicle denied any injuries and Stone stated he was “fine”.
Prior to the departure of EMS, a search of Stone was conducted which yielded a Ziploc bag of marijuana he retrieved from his under wear.
Stone was transported to an area hospital for further medical evaluation and treatment.
A search of the vehicle was started at the front right passenger seat which yielded a Newport cigarette box containing an open Suboxone film and its original packaging, and one tin foil folds containing suspect Oxycodone Hydrochloride residue was found near the passenger seat and floorboard.
A cut red straw containing suspected Oxycodone Hydrochloride residue and a tin foil fold containing suspected Oxycodone Hydrochloridewas located in the area of the drivers seat where Jordan was located.
Jordan was placed under arrested and upon a search of his person, three tin foil balls were found and contained suspected Oxycodone Hydrochloride, four cigarette butts and a suspected Oxycodone Hydrochloride pill was located in his right sock.
Once Stone was discharged from the hospital and transported to the Calvert County Detention Center, Correctional officers were conducting an inventory search of Stone’s property when they located a tin foil fold and a cut straw containing Oxycodone Hydrochloride residue inside his wallet, upon a further search of Stone, he located a tin foil fold containing four blue Oxycodone Hydrochloride pills he had concealed in his underwear
Since 2018, Stone has been pulled over in Anne Arundel County (January of 2020 for speeding (recorded 83 mph in a 55 mph zone), and three times in Calvert (October of 2019, October of 2018, and July of 2018. Court documents show Stone had multiple warrants issued for his arrest after failing to appear at his court dates
Stone is currently held on a no bond status as of Wednesday, December 1, 2021, and has been charged with the following.
- CDS: POSSESS-NOT MARIJUANA
- CDS: POSSESS-NOT MARIJUANA
- CDS:POSS PARAPHERNALIA
- CDS:POSS PARAPHERNALIA
- POSS CONTBND-PLACE OF CONFINEM
- RESIST/INTERFERE WITH ARREST
- OBSTRUCTING & HINDERING
- FAIL OBEY RENBLE/LAWFL
Jordan was charged with CDS: POSSESS-NOT MARIJUANA and CDS:POSS PARAPHERNALIA, he was released on his own recognizance.
Updates will be provided when then become available.
Nicholas Robert Jordan, 27, of Glen Burnie
John Garrett Stone III, 27, of Arnold
