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Century Man Charged With Battery, Robbery, False Imprisonment
May 3, 2017
A Century man has been charged with attacking his girlfriend and holding her against her will inside her apartment.
Brandon Dewayne Jackson, 31, was charged with felony battery by strangulation, false imprisonment, criminal mischief with property damage and felony robbery by sudden snatching. He remained in the Escambia County Jail with bond set at $62,000.
The victim told deputies that Jackson, her former boyfriend with whom she had children, attacked her inside her apartment on West Highway 4. The victim said Jackson forced his way inside, questioning her and her children about her relationship with another man. Jackson then began to push and yell at the victim before using his hand to strangle her and punch her in the face, according to an arrest report, while yelling “If I can’t have you no one will”.
The victim was able to escape out and window and went to Flomaton, before returning to get her children out of the apartment. When she returned, Jackson refused to let her leave, and he grabbed her phone when she tried to call 911. She managed to get way from Jackson and tried to leave, but he snatched her keys and refused to return them, the report states.
The victim suffered several scratches and bruises but refused medical treatment.
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6 Responses to “Century Man Charged With Battery, Robbery, False Imprisonment”
Bad love sucks! Why?
I would have sent the police to get the children. Sounds like she has this thing about about this guy.
I wonder why she didn’t call 911 when she got out the first time…
I’m with Chris…what? And didn’t try to call 911 until she was back in the apartment standing in front of him? Wow. So sad.
@Chris…..then came back without calling the Police FIRST. WHY????
So she left her kids there and went to Flomaton??