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One Shot Late Friday Night In Escambia County
September 14, 2013
One person was transported to a local hospital after a report of multiple shots fire late Friday night at the Sunrise Apartments on Fairfield Drive.
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office responded to the apartment complex just after 10:30 p.m. They found 23-year old Mario Brewer had been shot twice — once in the shoulder and once where the bullet just grazed his head. His injuries were considered non-life threatening.
Brewer only told deputies that the person that shot him was a black mail in his 20’s known to him only as “MONDO”.
A 24-year old male was shot at the apartment complex early last Tuesday morning. He did not have life threatening injuries and chose not provide any suspect information to the Sheriff’s Office.
If anyone has any information either shooting, they are urged to contact Crime Stoppers at (850) 433-STOP or theEscambia County Sheriff Investigations Unit at (850) 436-9630.
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He chose not to provide any suspect information; however, I would bet dollars to doughnuts that the tax payers get stuck with the bill for any treatment he received. I would not advocate a person not getting treatment nut if he fails to ID the person or persons responsible and make them pay then he should be required to pay for his own treatment even if it takes a lifetime for him to do it.