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Molino Convicted Felon Charged After Allegedly Pawning Shotgun
November 20, 2020
A convicted felon from Molino was arrested after allegedly pawning a shotgun.
Alexander George Deloach, 24, was charged with possession of a weapon by a convicted felon.
According to the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office, DeLoach pawned a Mossberg 12 gauge shotgun at Cash America Pawn on Nine Mile Road for $100. Surveillance video showed Deloach enter the store with the shotgun and a .22 caliber rifle before exiting the store with the rifle. A pawn shop employee told deputies that they would not take the rusted rifle due to its poor condition.
The fingerprint on the pawn ticket was that of Deloach, according to an arrest report.
Court records show Deloach has a previous felony conviction for fleeing and eluding from law enforcement.
Deloach was released from the Escambia County Jail on a $10,000 bond.
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5 Responses to “Molino Convicted Felon Charged After Allegedly Pawning Shotgun”
It will b handled the right way if it’s done by law
Years ago my ex husband pawned several things belonging to his family. His mother asked me to go inside to pay out the pawned family gun. I had to be background checked before releasing it to me. Why wasn’t he charged at the initial pawning and fingerprinting? When did this become an actual thing to issue an arrest?
He was in jail at the time and she found all of the pawn tickets in his room, at her home. She was and still is the enabler of her 50 year old convicted felon and drug addict son, that I’m happily divorced from.
Well so much for gun buy backs. Felons can’t turn them in so I guess they will keep them while people that follow the law will.
Well.. to be fair, he probably needed the money to help the homeless… I’m sure it wasn’t for drugs or anything.
Jail must not be so bad. Too many always wind up back in.