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Business Burglary Suspect Arrested
December 5, 2017
A man wanted for a Pine Forest Road local business burglary is now behind bars.
Justin Chaise Evers, 27, was booked into the Escambia County Jail early Monday evening after being featured on NorthEscambia.com and other local media last weekend.
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office said he is responsible for for the November 23 burglary of APS Waste on Pine Forest Road.
Evers was charged with multiple counts including burglary, grand theft, criminal mischief and grand theft auto. He remained in the Escambia County Jail with bond set at $159,500.
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4 Responses to “Business Burglary Suspect Arrested”
@ Carl
Chief Deputy Eric Haines of the ECSO was quoted recently saying that Funding is not the problem, there’s plenty of money, the real problem is being able to keep deputies.
To me:
1– if Haines says there’s plenty of funding for pay then why aren’t the deputies getting that from the sheriff.
2—if Haines says the problem is keeping deputies then what is the reason they are leaving at an alarming rate?
Perhaps there needs to be an investigation into the leadership of the ECSO.
One starting point would be to interview the deputies who are no longer employed and find from them the REAL reason for their leaving.
Bob C. They are leaving because the county won’t give the Deputies a decent wage.
Well, that didn’t take long. Good job citizens.
APS Waste owner used social media to reach out for assistance when other means were telling him it may be a considerable time before they could investigate.
Thanks to Alert Citizens and a Concerned Public the equipment was located across the state line in Alabama. According to reports the Baldwin County Sheriff Dept was of great assistance.
We are finding out each day and incident that WE the People must be more responsible for and prepared to protect our homes, families, property as the criminal element expands in our backyards.
ECSO needs to find why the sworn deputies are leaving at such a high rate and put a halt to whatever is that cause.