The detention order came after a hearing at which a Fairfax police officer testified that the three men had used the Skyline apartment, inhabitated only by two pythons, to "cook" cocaine into crack. All four were being held last night in Fairfax jail on bonds ranging up to $150,000. Hart's wife, and Tonya Farley, 20, of 1804 Kierney Place NE. SE, identified during Sewell's hearing as William F. The other two were District women: Shadonna Hart, 27, of 4719 B St. It could not be learned yesterday whether either are related to Summers. The three are charged with conspiracy and possession with intent to distribute more than 50 grams of crack, a powerful cocaine derivative.Īt the time of the arrests Tuesday, federal agents seized almost four kilograms of crack and $7,900 in cash, according to testimony.Īmong the four arrested leaving the Skyline apartment Thursday night were Clifford Ray, 19, and Annie Ray, 39, of 1046 W.
Curtis Sewell were Roy David Summers, 23, of Forestville, Md., who police have said is a member of the Crips gang in Los Angeles and who uses the name Richard Roy Ray.Īlso detained during the hearing in Alexandria were Antonio L. They have been charged with burglary and conspiracy to commit a felony, police said. Meanwhile, Fairfax County police reported yesterday that four persons, including two Los Angeles residents, were arrested Thursday night as they emerged with jewelry and cash from the same apartment in the Skyline Towers complex on Seminary Road. Two District residents and a man suspected of being a member of a Los Angeles street gang were ordered held without bond yesterday after their arrest Tuesday on drug charges outside a Baileys Crossroads apartment.
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