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Alleged Gang Leader, Former Century Resident, Set For Trial
November 2, 2013
Trial has been set for January for an alleged gang member that claimed to live in Century at the time of his arrest.
Jason Marshall Bullock, 37, gave a home address at the Century Woods Apartments at 20 West Highway 4 when he was arrested in Escambia County. Also known as “Sir J-Mac”, he allegedly was the head of the Simon City Royals street gang in Mississippi, operating out of the Hattiesburg area. Bullock identified himself as the “Prince of Mississippi”.
He was scheduled to plead guilty on October 23, but changed his mind and opted for trial. He is accused of attempted murder, kidnapping, bank robbery, drug distribution and bribery.
According to ATF Special Agent Randy Beach, Bullock moved away from the Century Woods Apartments about a year ago. He was taken into custody without incident at a home on Tennessee Drive in Pensacola on July 9.
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3 Responses to “Alleged Gang Leader, Former Century Resident, Set For Trial”
Guess he can be a prince in jail soon.
Really man soooo is he saying he was kin to the real prince? Soooo dumb.
Too weird!