The U.S. Marshals Service is currently conducting an active search for Sherman Kemp, a 47-year-old convicted cocaine dealer who escaped federal custody. Kemp disappeared on Friday while being transported from a correctional facility in Miami, Florida, to a facility in Georgia. Authorities have confirmed that Kemp, who is serving a 27-year federal sentence for drug charges in Maryland and Pennsylvania, gained notoriety in 2008 when he appeared in the viral Baltimore "Stop Snitching" video. He was originally sentenced in 2010. The U.S. Marshals Service has issued an alert regarding his escape and is urging the public to remain vigilant. To assist in the apprehension of Kemp, the agency is offering a reward of $9,999 for any information that leads to his arrest. Kemp is considered a person of interest in this ongoing investigation, and his last known location was during the transfer process between the two states. Individuals with information regarding his whereabouts are encouraged to contact the U.S. Marshals Service immediately. The case remains open as federal agents work to locate the escapee and ensure public safety. This situation highlights the ongoing challenges in federal transport security and the persistent efforts of law enforcement to recapture individuals who evade custody. The public is advised not to approach Kemp if spotted but to call local authorities or the U.S. Marshals tip line with any relevant details.