A passenger died in a Jessup police pursuit — and the state says no law was broken.

A passenger died in a Jessup police pursuit — and the state says no law was broken.

Attorney General Anthony G. Brown announced Thursday: no charges against Howard County PFC Amir Parker in the September 6 collision that killed Anthony L. Bowers, Jr.

Per the AG's release: about 2 a.m. September 6, Parker was on duty in an unmarked F-150 in a Montevideo Road lot when an Infiniti Q60 carrying three people hit his vehicle and fled. With supervisory approval he pursued about a mile. In Anne Arundel County, it left the road, hit a concrete wall, and ejected all three.

Bowers, a passenger, died at the scene. Two others were hospitalized; Parker was not hurt.

The AG's Independent Investigations Division investigated until October 20 and found, per the release, no crime by Parker under Maryland law.

Anthony Bowers, Jr. lost his life that night. That stands, whatever the law says.

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(Source: Maryland Attorney General, Oct. 29, 2026.)

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