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Escambia Man Faces Life After Sexual Battery Conviction
September 19, 2011
An Escambia County man was convicted on sexual battery charges and now faces up to life in prison.
Alvin Alexander, 58, was found guilty by an Escambia County jury on three counts of sexual battery with great force, burglary of a dwelling with a battery, and aggravated battery with great bodily harm.
On October 21, 2010, Alexander entered the residence of the 22-year old female victim who was alone at home and asleep in her bed. The victim was awakened by Alexander beating her with a metal pipe. As she tried to escape, Alexander forced her to remain inside. While inside, he continued to beat her with the metal pipe and sexually battered her multiple times, according to State Attorney Bill Eddins.
Alexander faces life in prison when sentenced by Judge Terry Terrel on October 31.
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8 Responses to “Escambia Man Faces Life After Sexual Battery Conviction”
Thanks You all… Im sure my daughter would appreciate to know there are people she doesnt even know are on her side.. it was very scary esp considering he was my neighbor!!!
This was my daughter, I couldnt believe he did this.. he needs to die, but unfortunately he may not even get Life.. please pray he gets LIFE
There has to be a solution, to this ongoing problem of violent crime.
I hope he dies in prison! I am terrified to know he is still alive! I hope he never escapes! I wish they could give the death penalty!
I agree with David Huie Green. This should give him a plenty of time to think about the crime he committed. I’m sure he will find some friends where he is going to be! Sorry excuse of a human being when you do something like he did!
In no way, shape or form, should this monster EVER walk our streets again. Of course with our legal system, he’ll probably get out in a few years-after all, he didn’t kill anyone..PLEASE!!! If this had been my daughter-we wouldn’t even being having this so called trial.
I’m sure next we’ll hear about how abused he was as a child, blah,blah,blah. Put him in the chair and get it over with! We are tired of this crap everyday..get rid of them, one way or another!
I consider this to be a bad man. I believe any who say we should not judge him would be mentally off too. The supreme court has ruled that the death penalty is inappropriate in cases other than killing, so there is no truly legal appropriate penalty for his actions. Oh well, maybe he’ll meet some nice fellows in prison.
Die in prison, scum.