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Speeding Lands Century Man In Jail For Previous Traffic Crash
December 2, 2009
Speeding last week on Highway 29 landed a Century man in jail on an outstanding warrant from a previous traffic crash.
Alejandro J. Mondaca-Romeros, 27, Century, was arrested Thanksgiving Day by the Florida Highway Patrol in connection with a July 3 accident in Davisville. Mondaca-Romeros was traveling south on Greenland Road approaching Dortch Road at 2:04 a.m. when he lost control and overturned his 2002 Chevrolet, according to the FHP. He then fled the scene before troopers arrived. A passenger in the vehicle, Jamie A. Moddaca, 42, of Century, was treated for minor injuries at Atmore Community Hospital.
On Thanksgiving Day, Mondaca-Romeros was stopped by FHP Cpl. Brian Davis on Highway 29 for driving 83 mph in a 55 mph zone. Mondaca-Romeros was arrested on an outstanding felony warrant for leaving the scene of an accident involving injury. He was also charged with speeding, no insurance and driving with an expired tag. He was booked into the Escambia County Jail where he was released on $10,000 bond. He is due back in court on December 17.
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6 Responses to “Speeding Lands Century Man In Jail For Previous Traffic Crash”
How can he go to court on saturday
Well when he has 2 go 2 court and the truth is told by everyone who was there then they will need 2 do another story on how he wasn’t guilty
THIS IS CRAZY
Who said he was guilty…. HE was speeding, and there was a warrant… these are facts. No one said he was guilty….
You cannot leave an accident with injuries…. The Law…. you just said that he left with family members…. therefore you said he was guilty of breaking this law…. Just wait for your supeona…. lol… ha ha ha
I know this man, it was not his truck, and he did not flee the scene to avoid police, family members arrived BEFORE the police and ambulance did and they took them to the hospital!
Hopefully he will show
Good job Cpl Davis!!!!