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Two Jailed For Escambia’s Latest Murder
August 14, 2010
Two suspects are now behind bars in an Escambia County homicide that happened earlier this week.
Tyrone Vincent Moultrie, 21, turned himself in Friday morning. Omar Shereef Hickenbotham, 18, was arrested earlier in the week. Both are facing murder charges in the death of Jerome Peters. Investigators believe Peters was gunned down during a robbery attempt in the parking lot of an Exxon gas station on Fairfield Drive.
Moultrie and Hickenbotham are being held without bond in the Escambia County Jail.
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2 Responses to “Two Jailed For Escambia’s Latest Murder”
Three lives ruined, three families ruined. Glad these young thugs are behind bars, and hope they spend the rest of their lives repenting of their evil deed.
May God comfort Mr. Jerome Peters’ family, and may he Rest in Peace.
The eyes are the windows to the soul.
In this case they say it all.
I’m glad they got this scum they shot him down in a public gas station
anyone could have been hurt even the clerks.
Probably in some way this goes back to drugs.
Drugs and Gangs are the scourge of this nation.