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Century Man Facing Battery, Drug Charges After Disturbance With His Brother
June 10, 2020
A Century man is facing battery and drug charges over a disturbance involving his brother.
Aaron Tyrone Madison, Jr., 35, was charged with battery, battery by strangulation and possession of a controlled substance.
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office responded to a reported disturbance at the Food Giant on North Century Boulevard. The individuals involved in the disturbance had left the store and gone to a home nearby on State Line Road. Deputies arrived at the home and observed Madison in a physical altercation with his brother. The brother and several others were yelling at Madison to leave but he instead tried to walk to the rear of the property, according to an arrest report.
When the deputy approached Madison, he observed a clear plastic baggie in his hand and another bag was later found in his pocket. The substance in the bags was believed to be bath salts and will be sent to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement for testing.
A female at the home stated Madison grabbed his brother around the throat until he passed out and grabbed her by the hair and “slung” her before punching her two times in the cheek.
Madison was booked into the Escambia County Jail with bond set at $16,000.
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9 Responses to “Century Man Facing Battery, Drug Charges After Disturbance With His Brother”
Maybe…. Keep your head up.. I wish I had $1,600. I certainly would bond you out in a heartbeat. There’s always 3 sides to a story. I couldn’t imagine what really went on. I’ll keep you in my prayers fam. It makes me feel as if Karma played a hand on Lisa Lynette Madison and Brian O’Neil Madison. I’ll at least get you some money on your books…thats a bet!! Love you!!!
Kind Regards!!
John Doe
Post statement: Remember when we speak God’s name and to him.. We will never walk alone. For he will always be beside us. Gods real and he is good. Sometimes we(Christians) forget that we cant make it through life without him. We are of the flesh and it is our spirit/soul that needs the work. It can only be done for, with, and through God.
REGARDING:
“City police need to go back on the street”
Century has no police department. They “defunded” it long ago, with interesting — although not surprising — results.
David for friendly, competent police
City police need to go back on the street
Walk their beat. Get to know the citizens, the city. Too many are just traffic cops. Busy writing tickets instead of being visible supporting citizens. Crime fighters, not crime avoided. I support law 100×.=
We want the Police to do their job which is to protect and serve. Not kill us for no reason. (For the comments above me)
Wonder how this would have played out in one of the places where they want to “de-fund the police”?
Where will the law of the land be then?
Just asking for a friend, making no judgments so don’t go getting “offended”.
Who you going to call for help when Yu dismantle the police force?
I have 2 brothers and we don’t do those things to each other. We take up for one another. Maybe a year or two in prison will give him time to reflect on what’s important. …FAMILY !
Bewildered, do you personally know the subjects in this article and what beliefs they hold, or are you just painting with an awfully large paintbrush?
Why do they continue to call 911? You can’t have your cake and eat it too. Let them hash it out themselves