Frederick County sheriff’s deputies stopped a car at about 2:54 a.m. on 19 February 2026 near Taney Avenue and Homestead Avenue in Frederick, Maryland, for traffic violations.[1] The driver and only occupant, Jordan Perry-Walker, 31, of Frederick, got out, refused the deputy’s commands and ran; deputies caught him after a brief pursuit.[1]

Deputies found PCP and cannabis on him during the arrest.[1] A search of the car produced psilocybin mushrooms.[1] In total deputies reported seizing about 361 grams of psychedelic mushrooms, 13.7 grams of PCP, 70.6 grams of marijuana, seven jars of THC wax, eight jars of marijuana moon rocks, three bottles of promethazine and cut OxyContin pills.[1]

He was taken to the Frederick County Adult Detention Center for processing.[1] He was charged with misdemeanor possession of cannabis with intent to distribute, obstruction of law enforcement, and several felony and misdemeanor counts covering PCP, LSD or hallucinogens and other non-cannabis drugs.[1]

The sheriff’s office named no other suspects and gave no court date.[1]