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Stolen Coins Lead To Felony Charges
December 20, 2013
A Century woman is facing felony charges for allegedly stealing checks and silver coins from her mother.
Sunceree Covan Bledsoe, 48, was charged with felony grand theft and felony dealing in stolen property. She remained in the Escambia County Jail early Friday morning with bond set at $18,500.
Bledsoe’s mother accused her of stealing two checks and antique silver coins with a face value of $298 that were worth an estimated $1,o00. Bledsoe allegedly sold some of the coins to a Jefferson Avenue resident for $10 cash.
Bledsoe then allegedly redeemed additional coins at a coin to cash machine at the Century Food Giant, receiving $28.09 .
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2 Responses to “Stolen Coins Lead To Felony Charges”
Not good to disrespect your Mom that way, or any way.
If not posted above would have never guessed she is only 48 years old.
Must have lived a hard life but no excuse for what she has done.
Now will have plenty of care and time to reflect.
Thinking the “Jefferson Ave resident” knew they were getting a real deal.
Wishing that for Christmas there would be only good acts of people.
A “change” of scenary awaits her when she “checks” in to the big house.