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ECSO Investigating Early Sunday Morning Shooting On West Roberts Road
November 1, 2020
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office is investigating an early Sunday morning shooting on West Roberts Road at Tuttle Road.
Deputies responded to a shots fired call and discovered one male victim suffering from a gunshot wound, according to ECSO spokesperson Amber Southard. They also found multiple bullet holes in the vehicle sitting on West Roberts Road and shell casings in the area.
When deputies arrived, the victim was attempting to get into a friend’s car to leave, according to the ECSO. That vehicle was stopped by deputies.
The male victim in his 20s had a large sum of money in his possession and is refusing to cooperate with law enforcement, the ECSO said.
The victim was transported to a local hospital after the 2:10 a.m incident. His current condition is not known.
Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at (850) 433-STOP or the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office at (850) 436-9620.
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9 Responses to “ECSO Investigating Early Sunday Morning Shooting On West Roberts Road”
I meant to say, when I came back on WEST ROBERTS not Kingsfield
I saw this vehicle, apparently right after it happened. Driving down West Roberts, the car in front of me came to a complete stop, sat there, I wondered why we sat so long, then finally went around this SUV, I moved up behind it, headlights on, just sitting there in the lane. No other traffic except another smaller SUV sitting on that side road, way back, pointing towards us with headlights on. I finally went around him when I saw he wasn’t moving. When I went around him, I saw smoke coming from under the hood, so I just thought the vehicle ran hot, and possibly a young or new driver unsure what to do. About an hour later I came back on Kingsfield towards hwy 29 and when I topped the hill past Stephani, saw blue lights, a cop sitting sideways in the road blocking both lanes, so I turned down Tate road. I flashed my headlights before I turned to see if he was really blocking both lanes., After I turned, the cop shined his spotlight on me driving down Tate Road. I figured they were waiting on a tow truck at first, but something told me there was another problem.
I was awaken by what sounded like a machine gun going off around 2:am that morning. Then about 10 to 15 minutes later I heard sirens. I knew something bad had happened, so I started praying.
@guest … lol.
@Linda they will find the shooters their DNA is on the lead that is in the bullet holes in the vehicle and probably on the shell casings too.
Common sense about what took place. …doubt they will find shooter
Sounds like a drug deal gone wrong!
Well, imagine that. 10:1 drugs are involved.
Maybe he can use the “large sum of money” to pay his medical bill.