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Homeless Man Charged With Stabbing 13-Year Old
October 11, 2012
A homeless man has been arrested for stabbing a 13-year old.
Wendell D. Suggs, 23, was charged with battery, aggravated battery, sexual assault with weapon and petit theft following the incident in the 200 block of Edison Drive in the Mayfair community, according to the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office.
The juvenile was transported to a local hospital with non-life threatening injuries. After an intense search by deputies and a K-9 unit, Suggs were taken into custody in the block of Edison Drive.
He remains in the Escambia County jail without bond.
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5 Responses to “Homeless Man Charged With Stabbing 13-Year Old”
Come on peeps not just mayfair and montclaire its all over pensacola do a search of your neighborhood and see people are crazy and will commit any crimes now days not just westside of pensacola….
I wouldn’t live there if I was given the whole neighborhood,it scares me.
429SCJ… Couldn’t agree more. Mayfair and Montclair went down hill fast. It seems the people who live there now could careless about the neighborhood or anything else. I’m sure there are some good people that live over there, but they are overshadowed by those who propagate negativity and embrace illegal activities. Just sad…
Mayfair, it went from working class subdivision, that once hosted friendly garage sales to a changed place, and that change was not a positive change.
Change is such a strange thing, often difficult to discuss in open forum as everyone has their own theories and conjecture regarding it. At the end of the day, the numbers always tell the tale.
One word “Animal”