Delaware State Police

Superintendent Colonel William Crotty

Troopers Arrest Dover Man for Multiple Drug Offenses Following Pursuit

Date Posted: Tuesday, March 19th, 2024

Drugs

Delaware State Police arrested 46-year-old Devin Glover of Dover, Delaware, for felony drug offenses following a pursuit in Dover on Friday night.

On March 15, 2024, at approximately 10:28 p.m., a trooper on patrol observed a black Jeep Grand Cherokee with no headlights or taillights illuminated as it was traveling eastbound on President Drive in the area of Capitol Park in Dover. The trooper initiated a traffic stop, at which point the Jeep began speeding. In the ensuing pursuit, the Jeep continued to drive in a reckless manner as it fled on N. Governors Boulevard, where it came to a stop after driving off the roadway and striking the corner of a residence. The driver, later identified as Devin Glover, then fled on foot while disregarding all verbal commands to stop. After a brief foot pursuit, Glover was taken into custody without incident. A search of Glover and the Jeep led to the discovery of approximately 153.02 grams of marijuana, approximately 7.62 grams of crack cocaine, approximately 1.48 grams of psilocybin/”mushrooms,” approximately 0.7 grams of MDMA, and $323 in suspected drug dealing proceeds.

The home was occupied when it was struck by the Jeep, however the resident was not injured.

A computer inquiry revealed Glover has a suspended drivers license and a capias for his arrest issued by Justice of the Peace Court 3. Glover was taken to Troop 3, where he was charged with the offenses listed below, arraigned by Justice of the Peace Court 7, and released after posting a $1,202 secured bond.