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Arrested Century Man Charged With Taking Cocaine Into County Jail
December 21, 2016
A Century man busted for a traffic offense was arrested on additional charges for taking cocaine into the county jail.
An Escambia County deputy familiar with 48-year old Aubrey Sebastian Phifer recognized him driving without a license on North Century Boulevard and West Highway 4. The deputy caught up with him and conducted a traffic stop on Jefferson Avenue.
Phifer was arrested on a felony charge for driving while license suspended as a habitual traffic offender. The arresting deputy transported him to the Tom Thumb in Molino where another deputy took custody of Phifer and transported him to the county jail. When questioned, Phifer told the deputy that he did not have anything illegal on his person, according to an arrest report.
Detention deputies inside the jail reported finding a clear plastic bag containing cocaine inside Phifer’s sock. He was charged with possession of a controlled substance and introduction of contraband into a dentition facility.
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7 Responses to “Arrested Century Man Charged With Taking Cocaine Into County Jail”
So Puddin
Similar to an Officer recognizing a murder suspect who is doing nothing wrong at the moment….
Let him go….
Thanks for the clarification everyone.
@Puddin, we have a young guy in my area that has his license permanently revoked for being a habitual offender. He started out suspended, bought a couple of felony arrests for accidents and tickets, broke probation etc, and we have probably a dozen leo’s within just a few miles who know him well. All he has to do is to get caught in the left seat and he’s guilty of felony driving while revoked AND another probation violation.
The Officer pulled him over because he recognized him?
Yes….he recognized him and knew that he was driving without a license from previous encounters.
An Escambia County deputy “familiar” with 48-year old Aubrey Sebastian Phifer recognized him driving without a license on North Century Boulevard and West Highway 4.
>> The Officer pulled him over because he recognized him?
Yes….he recognized him and knew that he was driving without a license from previous encounters.
Did I read that right? The Officer pulled him over because he recognized him? Don’t get me wrong, I’m glad they got another bad guy off the streets. But doesn’t he have to do something wrong before he’s stopped? Strange. A good lawyer will get him off and will have wasted a whole bunch of our money on this. Better to keep an eye and catch him in something they can hold him on.
Get a disguise, or a driver’s license.