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Two Charged With Rue Max Murder
November 3, 2015
Two people have been arrested for a murder that occurred in the 600 block of Rue Max Street on October 26.
Javonte Kahlil Marsh and Dalton KyleJacob Wood, both 19, have been charged with vehicleburglary and murder not premeditated during the commission of a felony.
At approximately 2:50 a.m. on October 26,, the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office responded to the 600 block of Rue Max Street in reference to a shots fired disturbance. When deputies arrived on scene they located the victim, 28-year-old Alvin Dion Anderson, deceased from gunshot wounds. During the preliminary investigation, it was discovered that the victim confronted two suspicious males who were outside at an adjacent residence.
The victim got into a verbal altercation with the two males at which time the victim was shot. The two males were seen fleeing the scene. A witness described the men, a white male and a black male, as “young looking” with short hair.
Marsh and Wood are both being held in the Escambia County Jail without bond.
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4 Responses to “Two Charged With Rue Max Murder”
I just don’t know what is wrong with the youth of today.
Unbelievable. They look like they could be college football player or maybe in the military. Their lives are over now, almost as much as the young man they reportedly shot. Sad.
If the only description they got was “a white male and a black male, . . . ‘young looking’ with short hair,” that is INDESCRIBABLE detective work! Great job, ECSO!
Great job, ECSO!!