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Cantonment Man Gets Seven Years In Prison On Drug Charges
March 22, 2014
Another North Escambia resident has been convicted and sentenced to prison in connection with last year’s Operation Blister Pack 2.
William Bradley Edmonson, 26 of Booth Avenue, Cantonment, was found guilty by an Escambia County jury of conspiracy to traffic in amphetamine or methamphetamine between 28 and 200 grams, and possession of a listed chemical. He was sentenced to seven years, the mandatory minimum, in state prison. He was also ordered to pay $106,625 in costs and fines.
Operation Blister Pack 2 targeted nearly 80 individuals on methamphetamine and pseudoephedrine related charges. Many of those arrested were involved with drug groups dubbed “The Village Group”, centered around “The Village” area of Forrest Street and Lakeview Avenue in Cantonment; and “The Ayers Group”, a group centered around Ayers Street in Molino, according to the Sheriff’s Office.
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7 Responses to “Cantonment Man Gets Seven Years In Prison On Drug Charges”
isntead of us hoping he stays locked up lets pray that he changes his life prison isnt any better then the streets the opteration is just as messed up how do you think they get drugs within??
My husband was best friends with this guy growing up. So sad to see that Bradley chose this road to go down! You cant find happiness in that crap!!!! I hope he grows up and in Prison! He will still have some life to live after he gets out. I hope he chooses a different path!
My prayers are with you brad..keep your head up in prayer..God will see you through every step of the way..
Now if they will just clean the rest of the thugs out of this town! If they need a list I can help them out. We want our town back.
This is heartbreaking! I remember this young man as a little league ball player, a young man who was very shy, one whose mom and grandparent took him to church! He heard the Gospel and I believe made a profession of faith. Then sin came in again and consumed him. I know God makes no mistakes and He has a perfect will. I pray for Grace and comfort for Brads family at this time. Who knows maybe God will use this to turn him around!!!
He won’t. I just hope they really keep him for 7 years so he will learn his lesson. Meth is poison and some people as just not smart enough to stay away from it.
Wonder how he’s going to come up with 100,000k+…