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Century Six: Three Fugitives Behind Bars; Three More Added To Wanted List
January 15, 2019
Three of the first members of the “Century Six” are behind bars, and new members have been named. The “Century Six” is a new fugitive listing from the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office focusing on those that live in the North Escambia area.
William Hamilton was arrested on an outstanding battery warrant [read more]. Robert Stabler and Christopher Moye are behind bars in Escambia County, AL. Moye was one of two inmates that escaped on Friday, and he was back in custody by Saturday. [Read more about the escapes ...]
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office has added Deandria Johnson, wanted for violation of probation, Marvin Moorer, wanted for failure to appear and Amber Victor, wanted for failure to appear, to the latest “Century Six.”
Anyone with information on the whereabouts on any of the Century Six is asked to contact the ECSO at (850) 436-9620 or to remain anonymous call Gulf Coast Crime Stoppers at (850) 433-STOP.
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9 Responses to “Century Six: Three Fugitives Behind Bars; Three More Added To Wanted List”
Marvin Moore is in jail in Brewton, Alabama and have been there Over a year !
I believe that when it comes to “looking bad”, Century has about reached a null.
All that mondo sinistro is just part of Century’s color and charm.
This is pointless and can be mis-leading.
Saying someone failed to appear can mean they didnt pay all or remaining portion of fines….not that they are a danger to the community.
Then you always have nosey neighbors that will report anybody on anything just to stir up trouble.
Im sure the Courts and Sheriffs office have a lot of cases that need to be cleared but this is not the way to do it.
All of these people do not live in Century, Walnut Hill, McDavid, Bratt etc.. is not Century.
“Just another way to try and make Century look bad.” I believe that’s handled already.
And don’t forget people have Century addresses all the way back thru Byrneville and Bratt to Highway 97 in Davisville. There are over 6,600 people in the zip code.
@Wmr sorry to inform you but these people do live in century just because you haven’t seen them doesn’t mean they ain’t there! Century might be small but it’s bigger than you think! Besides this doesn’t make century look bad, as long as the people that live there know it’s safe and a good place to live why does it matter what other people think. And on top of that not many people know where century is anyways!!
There are over 1800 people living in Century I find it hard to believe that you know all of them by face.
Why are they called “Century Six”? I live in Century and none of these people look familiar to me. Just another way to try and make Century look bad. Sad, very sad. Call them what they are, “North End Six’” because they are from other areas besides Century.