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Stolen Debit Card Leads To Felony Drug Charges Against Cantonment Man
January 25, 2018
A alleged stolen debit card led to felony drug charges against a Cantonment man.
Jeffrey Ervinton Rivers, 35 was accused of using a debit card stolen from his cousin at a Cantonment Tom Thumb to make a $9.28 purchase and a $400 ATM withdrawal.
When deputies went to an address on Deauville Way in Pensacola to arrest Rivers, they reported finding him asleep on a couch with the stolen debit card in his pocket. Deputies also reported finding three bags of marijuana, 10 Ecstasy pills, snf two pieces of crack cocaine in his pants pockets.
Rivers was charged with three counts of possession of marijuana, possession of crack cocaine, possession of a controlled substance without a prescription, fraudulent use of a debit card, petty theft of a debit card and grand theft. He remained in the Escambia County Jail Thursday morning with bond set at $8,000.
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5 Responses to “Stolen Debit Card Leads To Felony Drug Charges Against Cantonment Man”
I went to school with Jeff. He had some behavioural problems but nothing severe, but he also would whizz through tests and make an A+ with little to no effort. It’s a shame because he had a good mind in those days, when he listened and applied himself. This is truly sad to see.
@Carolyn Brambett
I think everyone that is breathing today were raised in a rough world and the majority have lived a law abiding life without engaging in crime. This kind of thinking blaming the environment we live in for crimes of this nature is simply wrong.
Gee, wonder what he spent the $400.00 on?
This always hurts the heart. He was raised in a rough world. Very sad.
How is this man still walking free? He has been arrested SIXTEEN (16) times according to Jailview.
Should’ve learned his lesson the first time, seventeen times won’t do anything.