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Century Man Charged With Dealing In Stolen Property
October 20, 2016
A Century man is facing a felony charge for dealing in stolen property.
James David Boles, allegedly sold and possessed items that were taken during burglaries in Flomaton and Santa Rosa County.
Boles sold a stolen Stihl chain saw for $200, according to an Escambia County Sheriff’s Office report. The saw was later recovered and return to its owner.
Deputies also reported finding stolen items that included a Craftsman air compressor, a 6,600 watt generator, a two-ton shop hoist and a Schwinn Sting Ray bicycle. The items were recovered from Boles’ home in the 7000 block of Archie Street in Century.
He was released from the Escambia County Jail on a $5,000 bond.
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6 Responses to “Century Man Charged With Dealing In Stolen Property”
Thank you JMK all my charges were dismissed. People work hard for they get and i was in the company of the wrong people. My truck was borrowed by some people on hard times. They were suppose to be moving things from my home that i didnt lose in the tornado but instead they used my truck to loot things. I was only brought into it because my truck had been used against my knowledge.
We all make mistakes, plus we don’t know what really happened. So cast the first stone if you are free from sin.
Bill, stupid statement to make. Premeditated murder gets you sent to prison. Keep it to yourself and make sure he is facing and coming at you and you were scared for your life, not mad because you caught someone stealing a $100 lawn mower.
AMAN……BILL…..I 2nd. that
He got very lucky this time . If you steal from me and l catch you well first there is no bond no judge no jury just a gathering of people that knew you saying thier goodbyes
So glad the owner was able to get their gear back. It really hurts when one person works extra hard and long hours while doing without in order to save up for quality equipment, and then someone else takes that away in an instant.