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Bond Reduction Denied For Century Homicide Suspect
July 1, 2015
An Escambia County Circuit Clerk judge has refused to reduce bond for a Century man accused in a January 31 shooting death in Century.
Judge Jennie Kinsey ordered that 20-year old remain in the Escambia County Jail with bond set at $215,000. He is charged negligent manslaughter and aggravated assault for the shooting death 20-year old Jonathan Wilson. Myles is due to appear in court again in September. He has pleaded not guilty to the charges against him.
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5 Responses to “Bond Reduction Denied For Century Homicide Suspect”
Free RunRun . R.I.P Jonathan.
I miss you babe. Fly high my angel. Love you always and forever
I am tired of seeing people say free Run Run. A family has lost a loved one and it is disrespectful. Even if he did not mean to shoot him and for some reason did not know that even when you empty the bullets one stays in the chamber, he still has taken a life.
Free Run Run!
Jail must not be no fun fun