Baltimore Wick Squad Takedown: 9 Arrested, 11 Guns Seized, Fentanyl And Cocaine Found

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The Wick Squad case started with one West Baltimore corner and ended with 9 men tied to a major drug and gun investigation. Police said the group operated around the 2500 block of Edmondson Avenue near Warwick Avenue, an area that became the center of a long-term case involving undercover buys, search warrants, fentanyl, cocaine, ammunition, packaging material, and 11 recovered firearms.

The Corner

This case was not built around a random address. The name Wick Squad was tied to the Edmondson Avenue and Warwick Avenue area, turning one West Baltimore intersection into the center of a larger investigation. In the full case file, we break down why that block became important, how police described the operation around it, and how the corner became the anchor point of the entire takedown.

The Arrest Board

The public saw 9 men listed under one name: Wick Squad. The board included Justin Gregory, Jermaud Harris, Jerome Lewis, Arthur Beard, Dernell Faulkner, Tevin Holmes, Jermal Thompson, James Jones, and Devon McKoy, along with aliases like Mook, Black, BJ, Rome, Moo-Moo, Meatball, Tev, T, Ma, Bipmoney luv, and Rambo.

The Evidence

Investigators said the case included undercover narcotics purchases, fentanyl, cocaine, search warrants, ammunition, packaging material, and 11 recovered firearms. The full file breaks down how those pieces fit together and why officials framed the case as more than a basic drug bust.

The Ballistics Question

One of the biggest unanswered parts of the Wick Squad case is the firearms angle. Officials said ballistics testing on the recovered guns could potentially connect them to other crimes, but the public record did not lay out the full results. The full case file separates what is confirmed from what remains unanswered.

The Outcome

By the end of the case, all 9 defendants had pleaded guilty. The full breakdown goes through the charges, guilty pleas, sentencing outcomes, and how the investigation moved from one West Baltimore block to a completed prosecution.

Full Case File

Inside the full premium case file, we reconstruct the Wick Squad takedown from the corner to the courtroom, including the Edmondson Avenue connection, the arrest board, the evidence, the 11 firearms, the drug charges, the guilty pleas, and the unanswered ballistics angle that short news reports never fully explained.Preview Case File

In the full case file, we break down the mugshot board, the names and aliases connected to the takedown, the Edmondson Avenue connection, the 11 firearms, the fentanyl and cocaine evidence, and how every defendant eventually pleaded guilty.

The most interesting part is what the short news reports did not fully explain. Investigators said ballistic testing on the recovered guns could potentially connect them to other crimes, but the public record never laid out the full answer.

This full breakdown reconstructs the Wick Squad case from the corner to the courtroom, showing how a West Baltimore block became the center of a major drug and gun investigation.