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One Charged With Murder After Escambia Stabbing Death
October 27, 2013
An 19-year old Escambia County man was stabbed to death Saturday morning at a business near Mobile Highway.
Tyquon James Prim was stabbed outside a business on Grandview Avenue about 10:30 a.m.
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office charged 26-year old Anthony Paul Peoples, Jr.with second degree murder in the incident. He remains in the Escambia County Jail without bond.
Other details, including a motive for the murder, have not yet been released by the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office.
The stabbing was third murder of the weekend in Escambia County. Two people were fatally shot about 10:30 p.m. Friday in an Ensley neighborhood behind the John R. Jones Athletic Complex on Nine Mile Road. Read more…
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2 Responses to “One Charged With Murder After Escambia Stabbing Death”
@Robert S I believe with the last 3 it brings the total to 29 so far this year.
Do any of the media have an accounting for the number of murders since December 31, 2012, in Escambia Co., FL, including the City of Pensacola?
Sure seems like if there are a few days without a murder then there are multiple murders close together, like this weekend, so far.
Don’t see how anyone can blame the Sheriff or Chief of Police.
The blame needs to go onto the person or persons who actually were involved in the deadly deed.
Hard to understand how the idea to murder another person then spend the rest of their life in prison makes sense to the killers.