Tyquan Samuel Wills, 25, of Lexington Park – A history of criminal activity in St. Mary’s County – Southern Maryland News Net

Tyquan Samuel Wills, 25, of Lexington Parkhas been involved in a series of criminal incidents since 2020, resulting in multiple convictions and prison sentences. His crimes primarily include drug trafficking, firearms violations and resisting arrest. Here you will find a detailed report on his criminal activities and the resulting legal consequences.

2020: October 7 incident

To October 7, 2020Tyquan Wills was arrested following an incident in Lexington Park, Maryland. The police were called to investigate parked vehicle with suspicious activity. Wills exited the vehicle and fled on foot when confronted by officers. After a chase through surrounding streets and woods, a civilian helped subdue him. When he was arrested, officers found the following:

• cocainepackaged for distribution.
• A Glock 21 .45 caliber handgunlater determined to have been Stolen from a local gun store earlier this year.

Wills faced several charges including:

• Firearms/drug trafficking crime (CR §5-621)
• Possession with intent to distribute cocaine (CR §5-602)
• Second degree assault (CR §3-203)
• Resisting arrest​​.

Judgment for the 2020 case: To January 18, 2023Wills was convicted in that case. He received:

• 15 years for drug possession with intent to distribute, but all but 5 years were suspended.
• 3 years on firearms charges.

2021: Incidents of May 8 and June 4

Wills’ criminal behavior continued in 2021 with two serious incidents.

May 8, 2021: Assault and firearms incident

On May 8, 2021, Wills was involved in one violent argument in which he allegedly used a firearm to attack another person. Fees included First and second degree assault And Use of a firearm during a crime​​.

June 4, 2021: Drug trafficking and high-speed chase

In this incident, Wills was caught in possession of Crack cocaine and cocaineboth packaged for distribution. In addition, Wills engaged the police in one High speed chasefled the scene in a vehicle and later on foot. Fees included:

• Drug trafficking (CR §5-621)
• Firearms Violations (CR §4-203)
• Resisting arrest
• Attack on law enforcement​.

In September 2022Wills pleaded guilty Firearms/drug trafficking And Resisting arrestwhich leads to a set of 5 yearswith Suspended for 5 more years​​.

2024: October 2nd incident

Last on October 2, 2024After a dramatic incident, Wills was arrested again High speed chase. Investigators with the St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s Office spotted him driving a vehicle with a suspect wanted for attempted murder. When police tried to stop Wills, he fled, crashed into another car and continued driving high speeds through St. Mary’s County.

After the chase, Wills crashed into a residential yard, damaged the property and fled on foot. When he was arrested, officers found the following on him:

• Crack cocaine And Cocaine powderpackaged for distribution.
• Drug paraphernaliaincluding a digital scale.

2024 incident charges:

• Possession with intent to distribute cocaine
• Reckless driving and fleeing police
• Possession of drug paraphernalia
• Resisting arrest​​.

Overview of the verdict

Wills has been convicted several times in recent years, resulting in significant prison sentences:

• Fall 2020: 15 years for drug trafficking, then suspended 5 yearsplus 3 years for firearms-related crimes.
• Fall 2021: 5 years for drug trafficking and resisting arrest, with additional charges 5 years probation​​.
• Incident 2024: Charges are currently pending October 2024but Wills faces severe penalties due to his repeated offenses and the nature of his crimes.

Wills remains incarcerated awaiting further court proceedings in connection with him October 2024 Fees.

Tyquan Samuel Wills, 25, also of Lexington Park

Tyquan Samuel Wills, 25, also of Lexington Park

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