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Molino Man Wanted Since June 4 Manhunt Arrested Wednesday Night
June 17, 2010
A Molino burglary suspect that was the focus of a manhunt on June 4 is now behind bars.
Brandon Davis Edmondson, 30, of Sunshine Hill Road, was booked into the Escambia County Jail Wednesday night on felony burglary and larceny charges and a misdemeanor count of resisting an officer. Edmondson is being held on $25,000 bond.
About a dozen deputies and two canine units searched for Edmondson for several hours the morning on June 4, unable to locate him.
Deputies believe he was involved in a burglary in the 100 block of Molino Road were about $1,300 worth of power tools were missing. When deputies were questioning Edmondson about the burglary, he fled his residence on foot in the 6000 block of Sunshine Hill Road.
According to the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office, deputies suspect Edmondson burglarized a shed on Molino Road, taking tools.
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8 Responses to “Molino Man Wanted Since June 4 Manhunt Arrested Wednesday Night”
you know is sad to have to steal somthing but when you steal from your family your just plan stupid……………….
Edmondson, you got good people in your family. Straighten up & fly right son. Everyone makes mistakes. Learn from them & do better.
REGARDING:
“It would be nice if automobile tags were equipped with bar codes. ”
There’s a thing called Radio Frequency Identification or Identifier or something with identity built into it. Unlike a bar code system it couldn’t be covered up and doesn’t have to be looked at. A radio transmiter causes electronics in a chip to send out a signal identifying itself. it could be imbedded in the sticker you put on your license plate. Put readers at every intersection and inside every police car and Big Brother will know where everybody is pretty much all the time.
It depends on how much you trust your government as to whether you considered it a good thing or not, but it would quickly tell police which vehicles were near a crime site around the time of the crime and would know who was speeding simply by how long it took to go between two readers. And if a person was being sought by the law, it could flag his vehicles and speed arrest.
I’m glad ECSO caught this guy..I feel a little safer on my street now.
Since some people make their living by stealing from others maybe the arrest will prevent some burglaries. Good job ECSO.
The are both good ideas Donna and Joeblow, that would also help with recovering the tags that are being stolen off of peoples cars and trucks and punishing those who are stealing them!
It would be nice if automobile tags were equipped with bar codes. When a car passes in the area of a police officer, an alarm of some kind could notify cops to check them out.
there are a lot of wanted people in escambia county fl, all they need to do is run their license numbers through the syatem when they go to renew and LORD at the people they would catch……anyone know somebody in office that could actually get this done, would sure get a lot of trash off the streets