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High Speed Chase From Gonzalez To Nine Mile Road Ends With Arrest Of Molino Man
October 7, 2020
A high speed chase that started in the Gonzalez area Tuesday night ended with the capture of a Molino man behind a Nine Mile Road business.
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office said they were attempting to serve an arrest warrant for a gun charge on Trey Edward Hudson when he fled in a vehicle from Batson Lane. Deputies gave chase, with Hudson making his way to I-10.
He exited I-10 onto West Nine Mile Road and ran from his vehicle. He was taken into custody behind Beard Equipment Company at 3195 West Nine Mile Road and booked into the Escambia County Jail.
Hudson is charged with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, failure to appear, possession of drug paraphernalia, resisting arrest, aggravated battery on a law enforcement officer, and fleeing and eluding at a high speed.
He is being held without bond.
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13 Responses to “High Speed Chase From Gonzalez To Nine Mile Road Ends With Arrest Of Molino Man”
@Scott Garrison and @ Justice
You both have OBVIOUSLY never watched a Bugs Bunny cartoon! Expand your viewing you MAROONS!!!
Hello MAH: maroon is a deep red color. If ya can’t spell it, don’t say it.
Hey MAH, what is a “maroon?”
He looks so proud of his idiocy!
He is a very selfish and stupid person who NEVER considered the lives of anyone who could have been on that road. Another fool that will be bailed out by indulgent friends or family! 
What a maroon!!!!!!!!
Well, bye.
You are lucky you didn’t kill someone,fleecing like that,,you better wise up now before something like that happens.
from the looks of his previous “fouls” he enjoys spending time incarcerated. He might like it even more with the new jail being set up. Sad thing is the career criminal didn’t care about all the other lives he put in harms way as he was jumping ditches and culverts in what is now left of someone else’s car! Hope he enjoys where he’s at and hopefully he’ll be there more than just a few days. It’ll make this county a safer place!
25 years old. Time to grow up. No matter how old you are your parents need to give you a butt kicking.
It’s sad when it is someone you have known just about your whole life. Trey, I pray that this will open your eyes and you will get your head on straight.
Individuals like this give Molino a bad name! Still, it begs the question: Why was this jerk let out of jail in the first place?
1. No intention of straightening out.
2. No rehabilitation evident.
3. Failure to appear is the stupidest thing of all.
He thought once he was out, they’d never catch him again. He’s too smart for LEO’s! Stupid is as stupid does.
Arrogance and stupidity, how else do you describe this. Time to grow up.
Some people love to make things harder for themselves. If you do the crime, don’t punk out and run. MAN UP!