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Cantonment Man Arrested On Drug, Weapons Charges After Search Warrant
June 17, 2016
A Cantonment man is facing multiple drug and weapons charges after local and federal authorities executed a search warrant at a home in Cantonment earlier this week.
Billy David Clakley III, 27, was charged with possession of methamphetamine with the intent to sell, distribute or manufacture; possession of cocaine with the intent to sell distribute or manufacture; possession of of marijuana with intent to sell, distribute or manufacture; possession of a firearm by a convicted felon; possession of a controlled substance without a prescription; and possession of drug paraphernalia.
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office Gun Response Team and ATF executed a search warrant at in the 100 block of Vaughn Avenue. They reported finding a long list of illicit items, including cocaine, marijuana, methamphetamine hidden in the false compartment of a drink can, Clonazapam, a cut rifle barrel with a .38 caliber round, marijuana, a Reminton .22 caliber bolt-action rifle, .22 caliber ammunition, and a variety of drug paraphernalia. The items were reportedly found in a bedroom of the home belonging to Clakley.
Clakley was previously convicted of felony marijuana possession in 2006, carry a concealed weapon and improper exhibition of a weapon in 2008, and possession of a controlled substance in 2013.
Thursday Morning, he remained in the Escambia County Jail with bond set at $35,500.
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Everyone keeps railing on the judges. The judges happen to have Rules of Procedure and Sentencing Guidelines to follow. These are passed in one way or another by the Legislature. Get rid of the folks in Tallahassee if you don’t like the laws that the judges have to follow. I completed a 200-hour internship with the Circuit Clerk’s office, and I happen to know that most if not all of the judges takes their jobs very seriously and perform it as required and allowed by the laws, rules, and guidelines. If you vote the current ones out without cleaning house in Tallahassee, the only thing you will accomplish is getting rid of EXPERIENCE.
I don’t vote any incumbent judges back into office. Their few years in the system is enough to damage the society that we must live in. If America’s judicial system could be “voice of the people” then most of these criminals would get no ticket out of jail.
He should have been in jail not on the streets. Theses judges that give slap on the wrist sentences need to be removed from office. When I go to the polls I will remember these judges.