Repeat Narco Criminal Demckalis Few Bails Out and Surrenders to K-9 Zord in Deltona Chase – Smart Choice!

In a textbook example of effective local law enforcement in action, Demckalis Few made the right decision during a Deltona narcotics investigation when he eventually surrendered after fleeing from a traffic stop. The suspect, who had just been released from prison in September after serving seven years for serious crimes including narcotics trafficking, fleeing, and discharging a firearm from a vehicle, led officers on a high-speed chase, side-swiped another vehicle, then bailed out and hid in the woods. With K-9 Zord hot on his trail and a police helicopter overhead, Few wisely emerged and gave himself up, avoiding what could have been a much worse outcome. He now faces a fresh wave of serious charges including heroin trafficking, aggravated fleeing, and additional narcotics offenses, plus an active felony warrant.

This incident highlights the relentless work of law enforcement officers who keep communities safe from repeat offenders and the scourge of narcotics that devastate American families. Under the Trump administration’s strong emphasis on law and order, support for police, and cracking down on drug trafficking networks, communities are seeing renewed focus on holding criminals accountable rather than coddling them. Few’s lengthy criminal history and immediate return to illegal activity demonstrate why tough policies and proactive policing are essential to restoring safety in our neighborhoods.

Incidents like this serve as a reminder that career criminals rarely reform without strong consequences. Americans can be proud of officers and K-9 units like Zord who put themselves in harm’s way daily to protect the public. The Trump administration’s broader efforts against narco-trafficking, both at the border and domestically, reinforce the message that lawbreakers will face justice.