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Stolen Checks Land Molino Felon Back Behind Bars
November 30, 2012
A Molino man recently released from prison is facing multiple felony charges for writing checks that were reported stolen in Santa Rosa County.
Brandon David Edmonson, 32, was charged with three felony counts of dealing in stolen property and three felony counts of uttering a forged instrument. He remains in the Escambia County Jail with bond set at $30,000.
The checks were reported October 25 as being stolen during a residential burglary in Santa Rosa County.
Edmonson allegedly wrote three of the checks totaling $725 to a Cedartown Road resident for “driving him around”. The victim cashed the checks at her credit union, took out the amount owed to her for gas, and returned the remainder in cash to Edmonson, according to an Escambia County Sheriff’s Office arrest report. Three additional checks were made payable to a bar in Milton, and a fourth was made payable to a second individual.
According to Department of Corrections records, Edmonson was released from state prison in April after serving a year and a day for petit theft third conviction.
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7 Responses to “Stolen Checks Land Molino Felon Back Behind Bars”
Lol this is so funny because i know this guy and all he talks about is in prison this and in prison that and when i was in there this happened and that happened. goes to show you his whole life hes been incarcerated
Some people just like being in prison even if they deny it.
Why else would they work so hard to force the judges to put them back in?
for driving her around?? Dont think so!
I dont get it..What is wrong with these people?To lazy to get out and get a real job so they steal from other hard working people to support their drinking and drug habits..and dont say”oh poor Branden”, he has had plenty of chances and people change only if they want to…Apparently he does not want to!!Put him where he belongs and throw away the key; better yet, put these thugs on an island somewhere without all the comforts of a jail cell and make them survive for themselves and quit making hard working,tax paying citizens support their sorry, lazy butts for all their life..Enough is enough!!!
I think the judge is tired of seeing this clown. It’s becoming clear that he does not intend to get straight.
He just wants free room and board…..
How many times are we gonna be “on the hunt” for this same criminal before he FINALLY does some serious time! Ridiculous I understand they are not super serious offenses but geez enough is enough obliviously he is NOT learning his lesson..