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Convicted Molino Felon Facing Weapons, Drug Charges After Traffic Stop
March 16, 2021
A convicted felon from Molino is facing weapons and drug charges after a traffic stop.
Alexander George DeLoach, 25, was charged with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, possession of a concealed weapon, two counts of possession of cocaine, possession of a marijuana, knowingly driving with a suspended license, and failure to appear on a felony charge of possession of a weapon or ammunition by a convicted felon.
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office stopped DeLoach’s vehicle in the area of Detroit Boulevard and Pensacola Boulevard for an alleged improper left turn. Deputies smelled the odor of marijuana and searched the vehicle, finding a bag containing cocaine, a bag of marijuana, and a loaded .22 caliber weapon, according to an arrest report.
DeLoach remained in the Escambia County jail without bond.
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24 Responses to “Convicted Molino Felon Facing Weapons, Drug Charges After Traffic Stop”
@ hmmm where does it say home invasion?
I be glad when this become old news ! That could be anyone family member, I didn’t just hurt him for what he did it hurt the WHOLE family, so be careful what you say it can come back on you and your family !!! I hope he learns from this and right his wrongs, he still my Son !!! Love you Alex
You’re suppose to learn from your mistakes Marian ! Say good bye to your friend.
Yall don’t know a person story or walk a mile in their shoes so why sit there and judge everyone make mistakes you’ll probably makes some as well just haven’t git caught yet so keep your comment to yourself
25 to life sounds good to me.
All of you can keep your rude comments to yourself!!!!! JUST PRAY FOR HIM!!
His supporters will see him again, during visitation hours -, big dawg going to the big house.
He was just out spending his Stimulus check that my taxes paid for
Praying for you big dawg.
@Bunkin He was on here back in 2017 for a home invasion/burglary… then recently for felon in possession of a firearm… now this. He might be a nice guy, but “good kid”? That’s stretching it…
@Howie, Bravo Sir.
1 He is not a kid.2 He is a convicted felon 3 No he is not good with drugs and a firearm in vehicle.He is up to no good.See him for what he is a…felon.
“is a good kid so y’all really need to stop judging people”
He’s good at driving with a suspended license, he’s good at possessing drugs, he’s good at possessing weapons by a convicted felon, he’s good at failure to appear in court. He’s not very good at driving, because he made an improper turn that got him caught.
So is he still a good boy?????
@Bunkin—So…He is a really good kid??? Somehow myself & others wonder how this is, with everything he is accused of doing. What would you say then is a bad kid?
Y’all need to stop getting on here judging people when u don’t know the circumstances I know him personally and he really is a good kid so y’all really need to stop judging people you don’t know ain’t nobody perfect we all make mistakes so please if comments aren’t nice please keep to yourself take that trash out
niknac49 Rehabilitation?Really? Did that muti-felon rehabilittate? Let’s see, he failed to appear on a felony and then was caught with drugs and guns, driving without a license. Thats a BIG negatory. I personally know another guy who was on probation when he stole my car and sold it to a junk yard, who crushed it. He did one day. FYI, rehabilitation is a pipe dream.
Niknak50 I’m sorry to inform you that’s not how it works. The judges,DA’s are all qualified for their jobs and give punishment/bonds accordingly. It would be called the injustice system if you wanted felons to be locked away for life with no chance for rehabilitation.
Don’t worry the dems have more gun laws coming…I’m sure he follow that one…
Looks like amother life long buden for the taxpayers to endure .
This guy is becoming NorthEscambia famous. What’s this, his 3rd or 4th appearance on here?
The totally awesome gun laws are working so great!
Really, you have to ask yourself, what purpose does our justice system serve that convicted FELONS are running around free?
Nearly all arrest are of persons with priors.
What’s the point?
This wanna be is one of the reasons I’m disgusted in humans.
Take out the trash