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Wanted Cantonment Man Behind Bars
August 29, 2009
The Cantonment man wanted by the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office in connection with several violent crimes is behind bars.
Michael Harris, 52, was booked into the Escambia County Jail early Saturday morning on charges in connection with a July 2009 home invasion. He is facing charges of kidnapping a child under 13, sexual battery and home invasion robbery with a deadly weapon. Harris allegedly used knife in the home invasion.
Harris is being held on $75,000 bond.
On Tuesday, the sheriff’s office turned to the public and asked for help in find Harris, who was considered to be armed and dangerous.
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4 Responses to “Wanted Cantonment Man Behind Bars”
Crimestoppers?? A BIG FAT JOKE!! nothing but a justification to employ a few people.
If you can get crimestoppers to answer the phone! I have called a couple of times on different days and never could get anyone to answer. I saw a wanted fugitive on their crimestopper program on BLAB TV and I knew the guy was already in Century Correctional………. couldn’t get an answer to let them know. I haven’t heard anything good about Crimestoppers.
The problem with crimestoppers is that it may take a week for them to forward the info to the correct agency.
I hope if anyone has information about any crime, that they call the sheriff’s office and not Crime Stoppers. I have called them twice in 30 years, and they were not helpful. The last time, they wanted to know the address of a wanted man I reported seeing in Wal Mart. They said they could do nothing without an address. What? They thought I was friend’s with him or that I followed him home? Months later he was caught here after being shown on America’s Most Wanted.