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Second Person Shot And Killed In Less Than 24 Hours In Escambia County
December 16, 2020
The second fatal shooting in less than 24 hours in Escambia County is under investigation.
The man was shot and killed about 2 p.m. Wednesday in the 100 block of Concordia Boulevard, near Massachusetts Avenue. The man was pronounced deceased from an apparent gunshot wound.
The shooting remains under investigation by the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office.
A man was killed and another injured in a shooting about 11:15 p.m Tuesday in Bellview.
Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at (850) 433-STOP or the ECSO at (850) 436-9620.
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12 Responses to “Second Person Shot And Killed In Less Than 24 Hours In Escambia County”
I say let us go back to the “eye for an eye” concept of justice…
Prayers for all. This is all so sad
@Paul The reason so many teens are getting out and turning into major criminals is because our justice system is not providing the rehabilitation needed for our teens to be able to learn something else. I know, I know, you’re going to say the parents are at fault…yes they are. But when these teens at 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, didn’t have the parenting they deserve and are tried as adults, treated as adults in jail, get out without any rehabilitation effort at all they have no other knowledge than that of being a criminal. If, we, as a county, state, country, human being can’t find a way to help these children then there’s no hope for them. After they get out they can’t get a job because of their record. There has to be a way to help learn another way to live. I know some are beyond help, but some aren’t.
@ SueB
The police and the judges have to abide by established guidelines. Many times the perp will walk because witnesses do not want to get involved or jurors harbor a secret animosity against the prosecution.
The police arrest the people & it’s the judges who let them out. This is one reason to research the judges who come up for re-election.
How do the numbers compare with recent years for murders in Escambia County? The drum is always being beat about how much crime is going down.
..this will be a very positive thing for Escambia county..and we can always use qualified, hard working LEO’s…
..As far all the negative comments….you folks should really try getting a real life..
Y’all over here talking about defund cops y’all are crazy they over here saving you as best as they can now but wait till something goes wrong and they go be the first you call don’t talk bad about cops they are individuals just like y’all that get out and sacrifice their life’s #backtheblue
This doesn’t have anything to do with defunding the police and that will Never happen here. It has more to do with how our courts are. Giving people a slap on the wrist and letting teens slide should be stopped.
Defund law enforcement instate marshal law and let the games begin IMO
Just wait til the Police is defunded…
The wild west, part deux.