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Work Release Inmate Indicted For First Degree Murder
September 5, 2013
A work release inmate has been indicted with first degree murder in connection with a shooting last month at a Pensacola car dealership.
Justin Princes Taylor, 24, is accused of the August 14 murder of 53-year old Adnan Mohamed Dali Glelati in his office at 7 Stars Auto at 5401 North W Street, next door to the Fast Eddies Fun Center on Michigan Avenue.
Taylor is being held without bond and will face an arraignment hearing on Friday.
At the time of the murder, Taylor was assigned to the Escambia County Work Release program. His arrest history includes grand theft auto, grand theft, burglary and battery.
Pictured: The owner of 7 Stars Auto was found dead at the business on W Street in Pensacola in August. Photos by Amber Southard, WEAR 3, for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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3 Responses to “Work Release Inmate Indicted For First Degree Murder”
It is obvious he convinced some folks he was a camdidate for work release. The hope would have been that he would have learned to earn an honest living. At some point all but lifers will be released on the public. If it had worked, he might have NOT killed or committed other crimes when his time was up.
Maybe it will never work since candidates were already to be picked from those most likely to succeed. So any perceived success might just come from picking winners.
But if he did this, he was obviously NOT a winner so maybe the selection process may be flawed.
Or maybe it COULD work properly with better supervision.
Regardless, we need to change the minds of criminals or figure out a way to permanently bind them.
David for better people
Okay, can someone please explain to me why was he on work release from the beginning….something is wrong somewhere!!
Work release for CONVICTED PRISONERS…do the crime do the time IN JAIL…