Montgomery County police arrest 2 men, 1 woman for carjacking

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md. ( DC News Now ) — On Monday, police announced the arrests of two men and one woman for a carjacking that happened earlier in September in Montgomery County.

The Montgomery County Department of Police (MCPD) said on Monday, Sept. 2, a man picked up 27-year-old Alei Imani Cook at a gas station in the 12200 block of Viers Mill Road before parking his car in the 12100 block of the road.

MCPD said that shortly after that, 26-year-old Lascelles Alonzo Greenwood and 35-year-old Dewayne Davis walked up and threatened the driver with a knife.

The suspects pulled the man out of his car before driving away in it.

Investigators determined that Greenwood, Cook and Davis were the suspects. On Sept. 5, officers arrested Cook and Greenwood near Viers Mill Road and Randolph Road. On Sept. 11, officers found Davis near Veirs Mill Road and Randolph Road and took him into custody.

Greenwood and Davis were charged with armed carjacking and other related charges, and both were held without bond.

Cook is facing charges of conspiracy to commit carjacking and theft. She was held on a $10,000 unsecured personal bond.

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