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Four Busted In Drug Sweep
June 4, 2015
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office has arrested for suspects as the result of a drug trafficking investigation and tips from a neighborhood watch groups.
Three search warrants were served in the Warrington area as part of the investigation.
Chrishon Nobles, 37, Sylvester Moultrie, 35. Emily Creary 24, and Otarius Johnson 29 were all arrested on May 29, according to a Tuesday news release from the Sheriff’s Office. Nobles was free from jail on a $230,000 bond at the time of his latest arrest. Additional arrests are pending.
Investigators said a large quantity of drugs including heroin, methamphetamine, cocaine and prescription narcotics were taken off of the streets.
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3 Responses to “Four Busted In Drug Sweep”
Has the judge let Nobles out on on other bond yet? When your out on bond, don’t it read that u are not to get any trouble or ur bond is revoked?
Why are these judges letting people go on another bond while their already out on bond?
@Jcellops — if he used a bondsman, that $23,000 was their fee for providing the bond and ensuring he would appear in court. There wont be a return of that money. Had he failed to appear for his court proceedings the bondsman would have been responsible for paying the full $230,000 to the court.
If he posted a cash bond with the courts, the Judge has discretion of how much, if any, is forfeited.
Does the $23,000.00 bond money on Nobles get forfeited by this arrest – or must a conviction come first? And, where will that $$ end up? …I loath cockroaches- especially when they feed/profit off of the misery of the addicted…….innocent, until proven guilty- let’s see what happens.