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Attempted Murder Suspect Leads High Speed Chase Across Two States
April 27, 2021
An double attempted murder suspect led law enforcement on a high speed chase across multiple counties in Florida and Alabama Tuesday afternoon before wrecking on an Alabama interstate.
The suspect was identified as 28-year old Scottie Dale Robinson of Atmore.
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office pursued a silver Lexus believed to be occupied by Robinson northbound on Highway 29 from the Cantonment to Highway 97. The pursuit continued north of Atmore toward Monroe County, Alabama. Alabama State Troopers became involved in the chase, and the suspect vehicle wrecked on I-65 near the 87 mile marker, about six miles south of the Highway 84 Evergreen exit.
Robinson was transported to an area hospital for treatment.
Scottie Robinson is facing attempted murder charges for allegedly shooting his brother, 33-year old Gregory Lavon Robinson, and 19-year old Oneius Cotz White on Sunday in Atmore.
Atmore Police Chief Chuck Brooks said Gregory Robinson arrived at Atmore Community Hospital with gunshot wounds about 10:45 Sunday night. He was airlifted to an undisclosed hospital.
Brooks said police determined the shooting occurred after a disturbance at a residence near the 100 block of 6th Avenue. Officers responded and found White suffering from gunshot wounds. He was transported to Atmore Community Hospital and then also airlifted to another hospital.
Further details will be posted as released.
During the chase, schools including Tate High School were placed on lockdown or another precautionary status.
Mugshot is from a previous arrest in 2019.
Pictured: An attempted murder suspect crashed on I-65 near Evergreen, Alabama, Tuesday afternoon following a chase that began in Escambia County, Florida. NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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6 Responses to “Attempted Murder Suspect Leads High Speed Chase Across Two States”
Bad Boy don’t look to happy.
He flew thru the active school zone at molino park elementary and passed the cars that were going 20mph in the middle turn lane. I bet he was going at least 80. At least he got what he deserved
Had this guy following us from past Ernest Ward Middle School, all the way to Piggly Wiggly, rode our bumper up until that point and then he slowed way down, where the road breaks off into 2 by the Grey Goose, the police were laying out spike traps, and then he FLIES by us, and drives through the ditch to evade the strips, after that all the cops were chasing him, and we were just kinda sitting back stunned. Insane, glad he was caught.
Another problem child off the streets….lock him up and forget about him!
Glad everyone on the roads were ok. These crack heads don’t give a dam about anyone. Thank goodness the schools locked down and thank goodness these school kids were not on the road at the time of this chase.
That crazy fool blew by me at a red light in the turning lane at Kingsfield flying & went right thru the red light! I knew immediately what ECSO were looking for! He is lucky he didn’t kill someone driving like that, but then again he obviously didn’t care!