According to his guilty plea, from at least 1997 until 2005, Davis was part of a drug organization which included Samuel Price, a/k/a “Mook,” Michael Frasier a/k/a “Mike-Mike,” Javon Brewer a/k/a “JB,” Steven Boyd a/k/a “Beans” or “Bino,” James Stewart a/k/a “E-Bay,” Lamont Jones a/k/a “L” and Katie Eggleston. During the time of the conspiracy, the drug organization sold at least 30 kilograms of heroin at the street level in west and south Baltimore City and maintained open air drug markets or “drug shops” at locations in Baltimore City, including the intersections of Baltimore and Gilmor Streets, Baltimore and Carey Streets, Baltimore and Carrollton Streets, Frederick and Fulton Avenues, and West Fayette and Gilmor Streets. They used trade names such as “Hypnotic” and “Chocolate City” for the heroin that was sold at these locations. Members of the organization performed various duties and paid individuals to perform such duties, including those of (1) “street lieutenants” who oversaw the operation of the shops, collection of the drug proceeds, and replenishment of the drug supplies; (2)  “runners” who went back and forth from drug stashes to the shop locations bringing additional drug supplies; (3) “pitchers” and “hitters” who served customers with drugs; and (4) “lookouts” who warned their co-conspirators distributing narcotics on the street if law enforcement officers were in the area.  Members of the organization used different apartments and houses in Baltimore to stash and secrete their drugs, proceeds, firearms, ammunition and other drug paraphernalia. 

        From at least 1997 to September, 2004, Price and Frasier oversaw the purchase of raw heroin, the preparation of the raw heroin into “scrambled” or diluted heroin and the packaging of the scrambled heroin into gelatin capsules for sale at the drug shops of the organization.  Price continued those duties in 2005.

        From at least 1997 to 2005, Brewer,  Boyd, Stewart, Jones and Davis acted as “street lieutenants” and supervised the organization’s distribution of heroin and collection of proceeds at the drug shops.  From at least 2004 to 2005, Katie Eggleston assisted in the preparation of the raw heroin into “scrambled” or diluted heroin and the packaging of the scrambled heroin into gelatin capsules for sale at the drug shops of the organization.

        Price, Frasier and Brewer, all age 27, Boyd, age 25, Stewart, age 29, and Jones, age 28, all of Baltimore, pleaded guilty to drug conspiracy charges and have been sentenced to between 9  and 19 years. Eggleston, age 28, of Baltimore, pled guilty to possession of over 100 grams of heroin and was sentenced to 8 years.

        United States Attorney Rod J. Rosenstein thanked the Federal Bureau of  Investigation and the Baltimore City Police Department for their investigative work, and commended Assistant United States Attorney Charles J. Peters, who prosecuted the case.