Waldorf Police Arrest Three Men After Sawed‑Off Shotgun Threat

In the early hours of July 31, detectives from the Charles County Criminal Investigations Division observed a dispute near the 3000 block of Gallery Place in Waldorf, Maryland. One man, identified as Perrie Stephon Wilson, 40, entered a nearby apartment, returned with a sawed‑off shotgun and pointed it at a woman standing by a car. Officers intervened, Wilson discarded the shotgun into the vehicle and was taken into custody without further incident.

While Wilson was being arrested, detectives spotted two additional men fleeing the scene with handguns. The suspects, Curtis Lamont Williams Jr., 24, of Washington, DC, and Delvon Jer’ve Tate, 27, of Waldorf, were detained after placing the firearms in an SUV. A search of the vehicles uncovered two loaded handguns with extended magazines, one equipped with a “Glock switch” that converts the pistol to automatic fire, and a stolen handgun. A discarded backpack contained approximately $600 worth of cannabis, $250 worth of crack cocaine, oxycodone, and several Xanax pills.

All three men were found to be prohibited from possessing firearms due to prior convictions. Wilson was charged with first‑degree assault and weapons violations; Williams faced assault and weapons charges; Tate was charged with weapons violations. Wilson and Williams are held at the Charles County Detention Center without bond, while Tate was released.