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Terrell Allen, Conspiracy to Distribute Heroin, Cocaine, and Crack Cocaine, Maryland 2017

BALTIMORE, MD – Eleven alleged members of a drug trafficking organization (DTO) are facing federal indictment for their alleged roles in a conspiracy to distribute heroin, cocaine, and crack cocaine in the Latrobe Homes Public Housing Complex in Baltimore.

According to the indictment, the DTO, led by Terrell Allen, a/k/a Fat Relly and Chino, age 43, of Baltimore, allegedly sold narcotics from open-air drug shops in Baltimore City, including in the Latrobe Homes housing complex, from June 2016 through February 22, 2017.

The indictment charges the following defendants:

  • Terrell Allen, a/k/a Fat Relly and Chino, age 43, of Baltimore
  • Lawrence Trogdon, a/k/a Bucky, age 34, of Dundalk, Maryland
  • Laroy Weaver, a/k/a Jones and Rell, age 34, of Baltimore
  • Brandon Brown, a/k/a Ball, age 27, of Baltimore
  • Delanie McCloud, a/k/a D-money, age 31, of Baltimore
  • Deangelo Rouzer, a/k/a Wacky, age 35, of Gwynn Oak, Maryland
  • Trey Allen, age 24, of Baltimore
  • Valleria Rice, a/k/a Muk, age 26, of Baltimore
  • Michael Grant, age 37, of Baltimore
  • Dantre Hill, age 21, of Baltimore
  • Mavrreck Boone, a/k/a Rocie, age 24, of Baltimore

The indictment was announced by United States Attorney for the District of Maryland Rod J. Rosenstein; Special Agent in Charge Daniel L. Board Jr. of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives – Baltimore Field Division; and Commissioner Kevin Davis of the Baltimore Police Department.

“Drug-dealing organizations are responsible for most of the murders and shootings in Baltimore,” said U.S. Attorney Rod J. Rosenstein.

According to the indictment and a previously filed criminal complaint, an ongoing feud between the Allen DTO and a rival drug organization resulted in one of the defendants being shot. If convicted, the defendants each face a maximum sentence of 40 years in prison. Seven of the defendants have had their initial appearances and five have been detained pending trial. Two of the defendants have been released under the supervision of U.S. Pretrial Services.

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