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Man Found Shot To Death In Ensley Street
September 18, 2013
A man was found shot to death in an Ensley street Tuesday night.
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office was called to Lengo Street near Hayworth Avenue about 10:20 p.m. The victim, 31-year old Houston Hale Parker of Pensacola, was found dead in the street.
Investigators spent several hours combing the area and the neighborhood for clues late Tuesday night. The case is being treated as a homicide.
Anyone with information on the incident is asked to call Crime Stoppers at (850) 433-STOP.
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6 Responses to “Man Found Shot To Death In Ensley Street”
Houston was a great guy despite his fault (everyone has them). Just to say he did take care of his family and loved everyone around him, he inspired many people with his wise words. He will be missed. My regards to his family you will be in my prayers.
JHale,
Yes, pray, but put feet to your prayers. Raise your children to avoid foolishly dangerous situations. Chances of NOT getting shot go up. It might still happen but is way less likely
David for raising better people
Regardless of anyone’s history, this young man was “somebody’s son, father, brother, nephew, and friend”. @ goodforall, let’s pray this type of violence never hits your loved ones, as Houston Hale Parker was dearly loved. As for everyone else, God’s word says, “Vengeance is mine, saith the Lord”. I pray for my family’s strength and continued faith in God, ALL of our CREATOR.
Mess with the bull, u get the horns. Another drug addict or dealer meets his maker. Rap sheet full of drugs and law breaking. Jail done this one no good. Maybe a lenghty prison stint would been in order and saved this young man.
Getting out of Pensacola doesn’t assure anyone this won’t happen to them.
A 40 minute drive can bring this shooter to your home.
You don’t have to live in Pensacola for it to happen to you and moving from Pensacola doesn’t assure you it won’t happen to you.
Other things make it less likely, but even being on a Navy base isn’t a guarantee.
David for better people
(even it it never seems to happen)
time to get tf up outta p cola! to much crime