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Molino Park Placed On Lockdown After Suspect Bails From Traffic Stop
January 10, 2017
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UPDATE: The suspect has been taken into custody. Name and details to follow.
Molino Park Elementary School was placed on lockdown before noon today after someone ran from a traffic stop near the school.
According to Maj. Andrew Hobbs of the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office, a deputy attempted a traffic stop when someone bailed out of the vehicle and ran. Deputies and a K-9 unit were attempting to track the suspect inside a perimeter setup with deputies along Highway 97 and Crabtree Church Road behind the school.
The school was placed into lockdown as a precaution.
NorthEscambia.com photos by Kristi Barbour, click to enlarge.
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4 Responses to “Molino Park Placed On Lockdown After Suspect Bails From Traffic Stop”
I would like to take the time tonight to thank each and everyone of our awesome police officers! Thank you for protecting our kids and our grandbabies! I Appreciate you All and pray for you all daily!
Pleased to know that the man has been apprehended Thanks to NE esc., com
for warning us. we were able to notify neighbors to lock their doors and be aware of any possibilities
Escambia County Sheriff’s office did a fantastic job today taking into custody someone who bailed from a traffic stop in Molino. Sgt. Crossley and Dep. Baker were on scene and apprehended the individual along with their dog Tango to protect the fine residents of Molino. The apprehension was made adjacent to our property so we were relieved that the individual was in custody. I must say they were totally professional and dedicated to their job and community. These guys deserve kudos for putting their lives at risk everyday and we should appreciate what they do for us, I know I do. Thank you guys and all the other fine police officers who assisted you…..a thankful citizen.
This person MAY have been holding something he didn’t want LEO’s to find. #1 rule: Never carry more than you can eat!! Blah-ha