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Deputies Searching For Two Individuals In Connection With Two Murders
November 15, 2012
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office is searching for two people — one a suspect and the other a person of interest – in connection with unrelated murders.
Aquamarine Avenue Murder Person Of Interest
Investigators are searching for Christina N. Sanchez, 19, who they believe has information on a November 14 homicide on Aquamarine Avenue. She may be in a red 1999 Ford Explorer four-door with Alabama tag number 5A99S11. She currently has an active, unrelated outstanding arrest warrant for escape.
If you have any information on the whereabouts of Christina Nicole Sanchez, or the vehicle, you are asked to call Escambia County Sheriff’s Office at (850) 436-9620 or Gulf Coast Crime Stoppers at (850) 433-STOP.
Tiki Lane Murder Suspect
A Pensacola man is wanted in connection with a homicide of Labar Cardalyo Brown on October 22, 2012, in 6800 block of Tiki Lane. Robert Marvin Parker, Jr., 26, of Pensacola, is wanted on a single count of homicide and is considered to be armed and dangerous.
Deputies found Brown shot to death in a vehicle after responding to multiple reports of shots fired in the area. Investigators said they found evidence which suggests that the case is drug related.
Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Robert Marvin Parker, Jr, is asked to call Escambia County Sheriff’s Office at (850) 436-9620 or Gulf Coast Crime Stoppers at (850) 433-STOP.
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5 Responses to “Deputies Searching For Two Individuals In Connection With Two Murders”
Labar brown was my uncle i miss him sooo much they finally got the guy that murdered him i love yooh unk for ever and always rip… they got him for you even though you are not here justice was served i miss yooh so much!!
SOMEONE Please tell Labar was a good guy anyone who knew him knew that he would help anyone and most of all he knew how important taking care of children is. He should not have died this way and the person who killed him knows that Labar was a easy going guy and would never do anything to hurt someone if anything he would have helped.
This “stop snitching” thing has gone way too far! Black people wake up we are sitting by watching people get killed and afraid to talk to the police. What if that was your son, your brother, father, or anyone of your love ones then you would want someone to say what they smdh wake up people we are loosing lives everyday! START SNITCHING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Labar was a good man and for what its worth no he was nothing like crazy crack/spiceheads. So for all who is saying bad things about him next time you fire up your happy joint just know its not always so happy. Labar I am sorry you had to go i hope they get this person soon.
Drugs!!!!! in pensacola????? there must be a mistake !