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Wanted Man Arrested On Multiple Drug Charges
March 20, 2013
A traffic stop in Century led to the arrest of a wanted man on multiple drug charges.
Travis Montes Mitchell was charged with two counts of possession of crack cocaine, possession of power cocaine, possession of crack cocaine with intent to distribute, trafficking hydrocodone, possession of methamphetamine and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Mitchell was the passenger in a vehicle stopped for speeding by Escambia County Sheriff’s deputies on Jefferson Avenue in Century. He was immediately placed under arrest on outstanding felony warrants. Deputies reporting finding crack cocaine in his pants pocket.
In a backpack and other items belonging to Mitchell, deputies reported finding more crack cocaine, powdered cocaine, pills containing hydrocodone , methamphetamines, marijuana and drug paraphernalia.
The driver of the vehicle, Alicia Michelle Lodge, was cited for speeding.
Mitchell was wanted on outstanding warrants for driving with a suspended license and fleeing from law enforcement officers with disregard for the safety of others.
As Escambia County (FL) deputies were assisting the Flomaton Police Department at Highway 113 and Highway 31 in Flomaton, Mitchell passed by and fled from Flomaton officers. He traveled back into Florida, reaching speeds estimated at up to 80 mph in a 25 mph zone on Old Flomaton Road.
Mitchell was booked into the Escambia County Jail were he remained Wednesday morning with bond set at $135,000.
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12 Responses to “Wanted Man Arrested On Multiple Drug Charges”
Ever heard of judge not? Glass house…throwing stones? Sweep around your own door first? Every one is entitled to their opinion, however slinging mud should not be.
I don’t think another persons bad decision is a reflection of what kind of “mom” someone is! I know the female personally and she prides herself in being a good mother and friend. There is always two sides to Every story, That girl is a hard worker who has never been in trouble. Maybe knowing her side would be beneficial before making judgements on her parenting skills.
Some people will never learn or grow up. Can’t believe people allow themselves to be around people like that when they claim to be a good mom. . .
Sara,
I grew up with travis, played football with him from little league, through middle school as a blackcat, and a Northview Chief in high school, he had good grades and a great athlete, sorry to say he just wants to take the easy road in life and not contribute to society, im not tryin to judge just callin it like i see it.
Sara,
We know a way to stop it.
Just stop and don’t start.
Some folks choose not to use that way.
Anything other than convincing is simply another form of the use of force to compel or punish.
David for better decisions
I don’t condone breaking the law, but, doesn’t it say somewhere how you shouldn’t judge your fellow man? Noone ever knows the circumstances that makes someone feel they have no choice but to commit a crime. Truth is we have something called free will, whether to participate in doing drugs. Lets also not forget when someone gets in trouble we only hear one side of the story, instead of beating people down lets try to raise them up.
Were gonna miss u travis hopefully they dont go to hard on you!!!!
@ Sara:
Everyone has a choice of whether or not to engage in criminal activity. You cannot rehabilitate someone who doesn’t want to be rehabilitated, or help someone who does not want to be helped. I know what I’m talking about. I taught learning disabled kids for 14 years before switching over to corrections and becoming a teacher here. The men here are much more open to learning than the kids were. Most of the kids were sweet and really tried, but a few were hardheaded and not interested at all.
My point is, they have a choice. They just don’t want to put the hard work necessary into making the right choice sometimes.
Yes I agree he needs to be in jail but does anyone ever care about trying to find away to stop this cycle. Really does anyone ever think about this kind of stuff I know a 16 year old in 8th grade whos parents tried to get him help cause he is learning disabled prooved by many DRs and the schools just hold him back cause he cant do the work due to the fact he can not read he just might take this mans business over……..the problems are deeper than people just waking up and becoming dope boys.
Century needs some severe cleaning. This mess is getting old.
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AMAZING…..hasn’t even been out for “2″ solid years and doing exactly what he went to prison for the first time. This is what most would called a criminal working on being a convict for the rest of his life!
what an idiot, when will this fool learn. i suppose he enjoyed the time spent in the penn, cause thats right where he is headed, only this time he wont see Century for a long long time. just sad to see someone try and think they can “RUN” the Century drug game. just a heads up, thats a title no one keeps for very long. your competitor is now running your game, hows it feel to be defeated?