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Cantonment Man Charged With Taking Purse From Vehicle At Gas Station
October 9, 2019
A Cantonment man is facing a felony charge for allegedly stealing a woman’s purse out of her vehicle at a gas station.
Danielle Lamar Nettles, 42, grabbed the purse out of the victim’s Nissan Rogue she was inside the Circle K at Kenmore Road and Highway 29 paying for gas, according to an arrest report. The woman ran outside and grabbed the purse out of Nettles’ hands before calling the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office.
A witness old deputies that Nettles grabbed the purse out of the vehicle, looked through it and then put it back in the vehicle before the victim ran outside.
Nettles was taken into custody at the nearby Key West Inn and booked into the Escambia County Jail on a felony charge of burglary and petit theft with bond set at $3,000.
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5 Responses to “Cantonment Man Charged With Taking Purse From Vehicle At Gas Station”
now they expect you to watch ads on a tv screen while pumping gas. That is a stupid design when you should be paying attention to Everything. Are they hoping we get robbed or pump in too much gas?
or better yet..just stop carrying a purse and use pants with pockets…with my luck I would lock myself out of the car…oh wait…you can’t lock yourself out of a Honda Element…
I am locking my car as I exit to pump fuel. I will secure my credit card after paying at the pump by placing it in my pocket.
The entire time I am at a station, I am looking around for any unusual activity.
Besides I stop at a more safer place than here.
Key West Inn is next door to this station.
A good rule of thumb when you are at a gas station filling up is to take the keys out of the ignition and lock the doors, and don’t leave your purse in plain view or your wallet in the console.
Its sad how you catch these people but put a bond so low and when they get out target someone else this shenanigans got to stop its waste tax payers money. Some laws got to change and besides that when you. Are at a service station lock the doors. Thank God noone got killed