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ECSO: Victim In Reported Cardiac Arrest in Gonzalez Was Found Suffering From Cuts; Person Of Interest In Custody
March 29, 2021
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office arrested a “person of interest” that fled after a reported cardiac arrest in Gonzalez Monday night.
Just after 7 p.m., the ECSO, fire and EMS responded to a mobile home on Conference Road, near the entrance to Ascend Performance Materials.
Morgan Lewis, an ECSO spokesperson, said the man was found to have injuries that appeared to be consistent with being cut. He was transported to an area hospital by Escambia County EMS; an update on his condition was not immediately available.
When first responders arrived, another man fled the scene. After a K-9 search, the person of interest was taken into custody on outstanding warrants.
Additional updates will be posted as they become available during the active investigation.
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4 Responses to “ECSO: Victim In Reported Cardiac Arrest in Gonzalez Was Found Suffering From Cuts; Person Of Interest In Custody”
@lonechief I hear ya, but unfortunately it’s illegal to stand up for what’s right and do what LE can’t or won’t do, they will label you a vigilante, racist or something other than a good citizen that is looking out for neighbors.
@Lone chief…right on!
Criminals must learn to fear their victims! We seem to expect law enforcement to keep us safe. Their hands a full reacting to crimes, they can’t watch you 24/7. Plus if they did, most folks would whine about that. It’s up to us, the individuals, the targets to stay “hardened” and vigilant. Neighbors need to watch over their neighbors as in days of old. Nobody wants to get involved due to fear. Sorry folks these thugs are not afraid of the law, courts or jail (quick visits). It’s up to us!!! Period!!!
You know, it use to safe
to bike or walk around
Gonzalez!!!!!!!!!!!
NOT NOW