By james art 
Wilmington, de -Wilmington drug investigation on January 28, 2025 led to firing an officer and arrest of a 32-year-old man facing numerous accusations.
At approximately 1:00 pm, drug officials, organized crime and deputy department of the Wilmington Police Department conducted a routine investigation near the 10th and Kirkwood streets. During his efforts, a man identified as Calvin Warren tried to avoid police by running into a vehicle, reporting that he was driving on the sidewalk and threatening public safety.
An officer dumped his firearm, hitting Warren once. Employees immediately provided assistance, and Warren was transported to a hospital where he was stated in stable condition. The law enforcement agencies confirmed that Warren owns 3.2 grams of cocaine and driving a vehicle reported stolen by Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
Authorities say that while trying to escape, Warren struck another vehicle and headed for two observers. Following a contract with the Court of Justice, Warren is faced with the following charges:
- Two pieces of possession of a deadly weapon during committing a crime
- Two numbers of reckless threatening of first degree
- Receive a stolen property over $ 1,500
- Possession of a controlled substance
He remains in custody for less than $ 50,505 a guarantee for money only.
The employee participating in the incident was unharmed and was put on administrative leave under the department’s protocol, as investigations from the Criminal Investigation Division, the Professional Standards Office and the Delueur Ministry of Justice continue.
Law enforcement officers emphasize that criminal charges are charges and all suspects are accepted innocent until they are proven to be guilty of court.
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