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ECSO Finds Fentanyl, Cocaine, Other Narcotics and Guns Inside Escambia Home
February 10, 2020
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office recovered fentanyl, heroin and a quantity of other narcotics and weapons after executing a search warrant recently.
The ECSO Narcotics Unit, High Intensity Patrol Unit, and SWAT team executed the search warrant at a home in the 6700 block of Flagler Drive, off Highway 95A north of Burgess Road. Inside the home, investigators found 125.6 grams of cocaine, 20 grams of heroin/fentanyl mixture, 116 grams of fentanyl, marijuana, and Ecstasy/MDMA tablets. Investigators also located three firearms and $382 in cash.
Jarvis DeMichael Andrews, 40, was charged with possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony, possession of a weapon by a convicted felon, possession of ammo by a convicted felon, possession of bulletproof vest while committing a controlled substance offense, trafficking cocaine, trafficking heroin, trafficking fentanyl, possession of Ecstasy/MDMA with the intent to sell, manufacture, and/or deliver, possession of marijuana, and possession of drug paraphernalia. Jarvis Andrews also had an outstanding warrant which was served at the jail.
Andrews remained in the Escambia County Jail with bond set at $345,500.
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9 Responses to “ECSO Finds Fentanyl, Cocaine, Other Narcotics and Guns Inside Escambia Home”
@Mike:
Ya got to it first, STILL funny as hell tho!! ESCO spelt out with bullets… that’s gotta sting the accused,ouch!! Lol
@ Billy Preston
I was being sarcastic. You look at some of the other bonds for close to the same thing, a lot lower.
NEEDS TO BE NO BOND AND A MINIMUM 25 YEARS.
Is that a palm pilot? I bet he got frustrated trying to write out “fentanyl”… “narcotics”… “get various paraphernalia if on sale”.
Put the poison peddler in prison for the rest of his stinking life. He is a seller of misery and death.
Should not be hard for his drug homies to come up with $35,550.00 to get him out of jail.. Then he will be back to business as usual.
@ retired
A high bond for so little? Drugs and firearms…he needs a high bond. This isn’t a law abiding citizen just exercising his second amendment rights. This is an armed drug dealer, the type that likely would use one of those firearms to shoot it out with a rival drug dealer and possibly injure or kill an innocent bystander. Plus, the amount of drugs isn’t an insignificant amount.
Cute little handguns. I need to get one of those for my daughter.
I’ll bet he bought all the guns “legally”
sure is a high bond for so little?
i like the “ECSO” outlined in bullets, that’s a nice touch. great job on the case, Officers!