Driver crashes twice in hanover while fleeing police with loaded gun
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Driver crashes twice in Hanover while fleeing police with loaded gun

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December 1, 2025
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Severn man with gun wrecks car in Hanover getaway

Hanover, MD – A Severn man was arrested after fleeing police and crashing twice, leading officers to find a loaded handgun beside his seat, according to authorities.

Western District officers responded around 11:25 p.m. on November 28 to the 7000 block of Arundel Mills Circle for a report of a driver unresponsive behind the wheel. When officers approached, the driver suddenly sped off.

The vehicle was soon involved in a second crash, disabling both vehicles. Officers detained the driver, who showed signs of alcohol impairment. A loaded 9mm Glock handgun was recovered next to the driver’s seat.

The suspect, Kameron Christopher Randall, 24, of Severn, is prohibited from possessing firearms. He was arrested and charged.

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Key Points

  • Driver fled police and crashed twice before being detained in Hanover
  • Loaded 9mm Glock found next to seat
  • Suspect is barred from possessing firearms
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