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Flomaton Woman Charged With Junk Car Theft
February 14, 2012
A Flomaton woman has been arrested on a felony theft-related charge for allegedly taking a broken down car last year.
Elizabeth Jackson, 43, was booked into the Escambia County Jail on a charge of dealing in stolen property with bond set at $2,500.
A resident on Trammel Boulevard in Pensacola reported that a junked car was stolen from her yard in November 2011. The same day it was reported stolen, the car was sold for scrap at Weis Recycling, allegedly by Jackson who showed her identification during the transaction.
Jackson was arrested on an outstanding warrant in the case on February 10.
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2 Responses to “Flomaton Woman Charged With Junk Car Theft”
What?!?! you mean you can’t just take what ever you decide is yours and sell it?? Well that is certainly new information to miss Jackson and I.
If you are going to steal something make sure you give someone your ID! LOL!