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Escambia Man Guilty Of Manslaughter
August 13, 2011
An Escambia County man was found guilty of manslaughter.
Alberto Leslie had been charged with second degree murder, but a jury returned a verdict for the lesser charge of manslaughter late Friday night. He will be sentenced in mid-September.
Leslie was accused in the shooting death of Brandon Stovall at the Twin Oaks Apartments in Warrington in 2010. Escambia County Sheriff’s deputies were dispatched to a shots fired disturbance at the Twin Oaks Drive apartment complex. When they arrived, they found the victim lying in the street and a Vice Security officer holding the suspect at gunpoint. Stovall was pronounced dead on the scene by Escambia County EMS.
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3 Responses to “Escambia Man Guilty Of Manslaughter”
He won’t get much on a manslaughter conviction. This piece of trash walked in 2002 on a attempted murder charge. Check him out on clerk of courts. Several of his cases ended up nollo prosecu or his convictions were timed served in jail. Wonder what he will get for the second charge of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon?
He’s trying to spook us with his wide gaping eyes. Better luck next time maybe you piece of garbage.
i wouldn’t change my flight he doesn’t scare me
If I were boarding a flight and saw this joker’s face, I would change my travel arrangements.