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Cantonment Man Charged With Molino Home Burglary
February 2, 2017
A Cantonment man has been charged with the burglary of a Crabtree Church home.
The victim told deputies that he was asleep in his “man cave” when he woke to see an unknown male in his home. The victim said he chased the man out of his house, and he fled in a SUV. The victim reported that his front door had been completely kicked off the hinges, and he was missing a 42-inch smart TV.
The suspect was later identified as 21-year old Alexander George DeLoach. He was charged with unarmed burglary of an occupied dwelling, grand theft and criminal mischief with property damage. He was being held in the Escambia County Jail with bond set at $26,000.
According to an Escambia County Sheriff’s Office arrest report, Deloach may have been involved in additional residential burglaries with additional charges forthcoming.
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9 Responses to “Cantonment Man Charged With Molino Home Burglary”
Looseth?
Everybody here is wrong. Bubble wrap on the floor is clearly the best solution.
REGARDING:
“…on the porch with a broken leg. I know this is rotten, but so is the creep breaking in.”
Actually, it is very generous since it leaves the person alive and gives him a chance to repent rather than meeting his Maker forthwith.
David for good people
Well if enough of them are put down mabey they would think about breaking into a house. If nothing else there would be fewer of them.
What hath a man if he looseth his soul?
My burglar bars are 9mm.
We need to install burglar bars on the inside of the door . Then we can laugh when they kick in the door and are laying on the porch with a broken leg. I know this is rotten, but so is the creep breaking in.
My “Man Cave” is well equipped to fend off such scum. he would be lucky to get away with just a few dog bites.
The homeowner must have been a very sound sleeper to not have heard his door being kicked in. Citizens, the big box stores sell kits to beef up your door frames and cover the hinges, deadbolts,and door knobs. A worthwhile investment with all of the miscreants out there wanting to steal our possessions.