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Century Man Convicted Of Raping 16-Year Old Girl As She Walked To The Library; He Is Facing Up To Life In Prison
March 18, 2021
A Century man is facing up to life in prison after being convicted by a jury of grabbing a 16-year old girl she walked to the library in Century and raping her.
Na’Keetric Devonte Davison was convicted of kidnapping, sexual battery using threats of force or violence, attempted sexual battery, trespassing and criminal mischief. He will be sentenced in late May and designated as a sexual predator.
On August 21, 2019, the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office responded to the area of Highway 29 and McCurdy Street Wednesday where a teen female exiting the wood line told deputies she had been raped by a man that fled the area on foot.
A passerby called 911 to report a disturbance after seeing a man pull the teen into wooded area. The motorist’s intervention allowed the teenage victim to escape from Davison.
The 16-year old female was obviously hysterical, standing with her jeans unzipped and her hair in disarray. She told deputies she was walking south on the sidewalk to the Century Branch Library when she was approached from behind by a a man that asked her for some change. She stated the man, later identified as Davison, grabbed her and pulled her into a wooded area adjacent to the sidewalk. Davison then grabbed her by the throat, slammed her to the ground and told her not to scream or he would kill her, the report states.
The teen told deputies that Davison then sexually assaulted her before telling her again that he would kill her if she screamed out. He then took her wallet from inside her purse and fled on foot into the woods.
The teen was transported to a local hospital for medical treatment.
A perimeter was established, and Davison was tracked by deputies and K-9 units from the Escambia County Road Prison and the Century Correctional Institution.
NorthEscambia.com was there as Davison was found inside a small storage building used as a meeting room adjacent to the New Calvary Church at Zion and Jackson streets. He had kicked in the door of the building in order to gain entry, according to an arrest report, and consumed several bottles of water and a bag of chips. He as apprehended wearing only his underwear after hiding his clothes in a refrigerator inside the building. The hidden clothing matched the description provided by the victim. Other evidence was collected at that time that helped corroborate the crime.
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11 Responses to “Century Man Convicted Of Raping 16-Year Old Girl As She Walked To The Library; He Is Facing Up To Life In Prison”
REGARDING?
“I’m not in jail and still have to earn mine!!!”
Exactly. BECAUSE you are not in jail you are your own responsibility. When we put people in prison (usually for the best of reasons), we make them our responsibility. If we intentionally let them die, we killed them.
“It is not slavery for them to earn their keep”
Actually, it IS. That’s why the 13th Amendment has the exception: “Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted”. It is lawful slavery. It does not apply to anyone but the convicted criminal, but let’s not pretend it is anything else.
“there’s plenty the prisoners can do to earn their keep, For one they can grow their own”
They might partially defray the expense of feeding themselves, but are unlikely to ever produce enough to cover the cost of locking them up. Prison is not a moneymaker or a break even thing. It is a “keep dangerous people away from our loved ones” thing.
David for counting the cost and the value
@David huge Green, there’s plenty the prisoners can do to earn their keep, For one they can grow there own, like they used to do. If they can’t work for their food, they don’t get to eat, it’s that simple. It is not slavery for them to earn their keep, I’m not in jail and still have to earn mine!!!
CONSIDERING:
“Life in prison and earn his own keep. Prison shouldn’t be free.”
As a practical matter, if a convict fails to earn his or her own keep, you can’t evict them. And I can’t think of many jobs most could do which would pay what it costs to keep them. Most convicted felons aren’t trustworthy, reliable, honest citizens. WHODATHUNK??
(And I’m not talking about Na’Keetric. I mean as a general principle.)
Just bring him to my house we can take care of it
A thug A thug 3 times a thug
Rape should be a capital offense, particularly when the crime is against children!!! sex offenders cannot cured of their desires, castration doesn’t work and death is the only sure solution. I’m not talking about some he said, she said scenario, but when there is hard evidence of forced sexual assault, that person should be taken straight to the nearest tree and strung up!!!
Ensley Boy, Florida has not had parole since mid 90’s. For crimes committed prior to that date are grandfathered in. But year life is life. Which he richly deserves.
Life in prison and earn his own keep. Prison shouldn’t be free.
Sentence should be life in prison with no parole.
Cut it off
I guess her personal freedom didn’t matter. And I guess her innocence didn’t matter either.