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Former Inmate Charged With Stalking Century Prison Employee
October 4, 2018
A former Century Correctional Institution inmate is accused of stalking and damaging an employee’s vehicle in the prison’s staff housing area.
Ronald Wayne Boone, Jr. 41, was charged with stalking and felony criminal mischief with property damage.
Boone is accused of breaking the back glass out of the victim’s vehicle while it was parked in the staff housing area. He then allegedly returned about an hour later, yelling from his vehicle that has soon as the window was fixed, he would break it again.
Boone was previously an inmate at Century CI, but the victim said they had no issues during the incarceration. The victim said he believed the problems were because after he broke up with his girlfriend in March, and she married Boone in April, according to an arrest report.
Boone was released from prison, according to Florida Department of Corrections records, in December 2017 after serving five years on Escambia County charges of escape, grand theft and depositing a check with intent to defraud.
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10 Responses to “Former Inmate Charged With Stalking Century Prison Employee”
Lol looks like somebody is gonna miss the fair
@ OcalaBlue. Rehabilitation is only good for someone that wants to change and accepts responsibility for their own wrong doing!!!! Boone has ruined so many lives and has never accepted responsibility!!1
You’re not really in prison, if your family lives down the road. Two hundred miles would be the best. Exchange for inmates in another area. You get ten of ours and we get ten of yours. I’m sure no one wants to take the time to deal with all the paperwork.
If Boone the escapee hasn’t learned to stay out of trouble, then back he goes for a few more years. He must not have anything to lose in life but damage to another person’s property.
@Why850
Actually the department has announced that they are implementing the policy you just suggested. Though I’m sure it will be overturned quickly.
@notsurprised, I have to laugh at your ignorance. Inmates in the state of Florida DO NOT get any type of rehabilitation. They only thing they “learn” is either from the other inmates they associate with or if they choose to do the right thing. Pretty hard thing to do when crime surrounds you on a daily basis both with the blues and the browns. Thanks for commenting though!
Put him back in prison he’s just adding to the criminal resume…
As a Former employee, this is part of the problem at Century CI. To many inmates are from the area as well as COs, etc and the “homeboy” mentality is still in place. Also, they are not treated equally and the COs families and personal business come into the institution making for a unsafe environment.
These “local” inmates should be housed at another facility (Walton, Santa rosa, etc)
I’m sure he will be out in no time. 20 years of prison time and still no change.. waste of space…
Boone must like prison because back he goes.
I see Boone didn’t stop and get out the car yelling! I know the victim he would have beat the breaks off Boone lol..