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Charges Dropped Against Century Man Accused Of Stealing Boat, Motors
March 26, 2012
Charges have been dropped against a Century man accused of stealing a boat and two motors in Florida that were sold as scrap in Alabama.
Joshua Duane Griffis, 24, was charged with grand theft in October 2011 for allegedly stealing used boat motors and a 14-foot aluminum boat from a yard on Elsie Davis Road in Century. Griffis was accused of later selling the boat and motors to Advanced Environmental Recycling in Flomaton along with a Ford vehicle catalytic converter for $120.44.
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This is a situation of being “guilty by association!” Now maybe the guilty party will get caught and arrested. You go Josh,,. for fighting it through to see your . Just because someone has made misstakes in life, that doesn’t always mean your the guilty party…