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Cantonment Man, Gulf Breeze Woman Charged With Meth Trafficking
July 19, 2021
A Cantonment man and a Gulf Breeze woman are facing charges for allegedly trafficking in methamphetamine.
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office responded to the Home Depot on Mobile Highway to recover a stolen vehicle. A woman, identified as 25-year old Sarah Jordan Cox, was near the vehicle and walked to a nearby Black Dodge Ram occupied by 31-year old Jerry Allen Lilly, according to an arrest report.
An ECSO K-9 alerted on both vehicles. Deputies reporting recovering a total of 64.69 grams of methamphetamine, 5.20 grams of marijuana, and assorted drug paraphernalia from the vehicles.
Lilly was charged with trafficking methamphetamine, possession of marijuana, possession of a controlled substance without a prescription and possession of drug paraphernalia. He was released from the Escambia County jail on $73,500 bond.
Cox was charged with trafficking methamphetamine over 40 grams, possession of marijuana, and possession of drug paraphernalia, She was released from jail on a $51,000 bond.
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23 Responses to “Cantonment Man, Gulf Breeze Woman Charged With Meth Trafficking”
Wow the troubles we weave for ourselves…stolen vehicle, a large weight of meth and Bonnie and Clyde mentality. Oh yes, that look of a THUG about this fella and the beginning “looks” of a heavy user in the girl. Prayers for them, of course I pray for them. The ones I really pray for are the lives these two have ruined by getting them hooked on this poison. @Jimmy and @Sj y’all taking up for this fella out there infecting peoples lives with this poison. It doesn’t matter what he went through prior to this. I bet many of his customers (victims) families can say the same thing about those people. When this drug first started hitting the streets all LEOs and courts were far tougher on the dealers and I feel as if the need to punish them hard again. No deals, no probation…just lock them all up and be done with it. I, for one, despise a poison pusher so you know where I stand on these two wasted breaths of good air.
Thank you @jimmy we know you good people & we appreciate you! As for everyone else, never should you ever judge a book by its cover, and don’t be pointing no fingers unless you can say yours are 100% clean. Mind yalls own business and ya life will be gravy. Food for thought.
@ jimmy
You are right, I see all his pain and suffering, tattooed on his face and neck. Good choice, especially when looking for a job.
IAddiction is a terrible lifestyle to be in. Instesad of your judging and posting your opinion of these 2, how about prayers? Prayers for them to get out of the holds the devil obviously has on these 2. Prayers for the family &loved ones of these 2. Or how about the children of these 2. prayers and reacting with love in your hearts as the Lord says to do. ITs wrong what theyve done. we have no idea how the lives of these 2 have been. Addiction can be helped, controled, Theyre not trash, or beyond help. i dont know them. i do know about addiction and i have been the queen of terrible choices. ive hurt good people who love me due to my behavior. It hurts the family and the children to rtead and hear the hate generated by people who are perfect with perfect lives. or are they? Dont judge, lest you be judged.
The funny thing is none of y’all know them so why be so hatefully and judge mental twords them. If you have been threw half of what he has been threw then you wouldn’t judge them so quickly.
Jeeezzz….this feller looks tired!!!
Someone wasted over 7500 bucks to get this guy out.
If its his family, you did him no favor.
If its the trafficker of drugs………….. WELL you know he gonna tell on ya and that will be funny.
But face tats are a sure sign that life has been hard and you make poor life choices that later will be reflected on as…………
Yard dog, you the man! Love me some Conway and Lorreti. May I request a little Merle for the next story about our local trash? Keep em coming
Who would’ve thought?
@WW
10% of 73500 is 7350.
Yard Dog you have got a country best seller on your hands finish writing it.
Poor Post Malone … I thought he was doing better than this. Stop producing meth and produce some more bangers!
@ Yard Dog:
You stole my jingle…. I was here first. Lol.
Wow you know you’ve hot rock bottom when you have face tattoos. That screams “give me attention I didn’t get enough when I was a child.”
So now he’s acting out like a defiant child.
Weird, would have never guessed it…
How very sad. They look so lost and empty. I pray the One True God makes Himself known to them.
Bonded out with drug money, no doubt.
Being in jail would be the best thing for them. You’re not doing people like this any favors bailing them out. Think about what’s BEST for them and not what they want. Some folks need tough love!
What a lucrative business for the bond companies. All these drug dealers and users have money to burn and bail out immediately no matter what the bond amount is. Not much risk that they leave town either – just a never ending game they play.
The young man doesn’t look like the type.
Gulf Breeze woman Cantonment man….. we get together every time we can. Pensacola Bay cant keep up apart, There’s to much crack in this Cantonment heart, There’s to much meth in this Gulf Breeze heart. That Pensacola bay is 3 miles wide and I gotta get me to the other side…………
Someone put up a $73,500.00 bond for this clown? He really looks like the pillar of society. I just bet his parents are so proud of him. Thanks Judge ? for letting him back on the street. That’s just what the public needs.
“Gulf Breeze woman……. Cantonement man!! we get together anytime we can….. ”
…… as the song goes