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Century Woman Charged In Escambia County Carjacking
December 29, 2012
A Century woman has been charged with a Thursday night carjacking in Pensacola.
Kiauna Shanne Grice, age 22 of Alger Road, was charged with felony carjacking and battery.
Grice allegedly carjacked a black Chevrolet Suburban from the America’s Best Value hotel on Plantation Road. Deputies spotted the vehicle a short time after the carjacking report and conducted a traffic stop. They reported finding Grice in the vehicle.
The victim told deputies he was to pick Grice up at the hotel. When he pulled up, the victim said he was attacked by two females with their closed fists, telling him to get out of the vehicle. He refused treatment by Escambia County EMS.
Bond was set at $110,000 for Grice on the carjacking and battery charges. She remains in the Escambia County Jail without bond on an unrelated probation violation warrant.
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4 Responses to “Century Woman Charged In Escambia County Carjacking”
sad
So the victim said he was attacked by two women. Who is and where is the other female? Is she still at large and looking for another car to steal? Seems a segment of our society feels it can do whatever to whomever and that they have a right to violate another person. Sad state of our nation. Pray for the USA…..
Dang peanut what happened to you..smh!!!
i have a weapons permit. i take my pistol with me. if more people did the same, there would be a lot less of this going on. now we tax payers will foot the bill for years.