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Two Century Men Facing Drug Charges After Traffic Stop
July 23, 2021
Two Century men are facing numerous drug charges after a traffic stop.
Don Duran Dubose, Jr., was charged with possession of methamphetamine with intent to distribute, possession of marijuana, and possession of a controlled substance (marijuana).
Jeremy Lemon Mitchell was charged with possession of methamphetamine, possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia, and knowingly driving while license suspended third of subsequent offense.
An Escambia County Sheriff’s Office deputy stopped a Ford Escape driven by Mitchell on Jefferson Avenue after observing him with no seat belt. Mitchell was arrested on a charge of driving with a suspended license. When he was searched, a plastic bag of methamphetamine was located in his underwear, and another plastic bag of meth and a bag of marijuana fell out of his shorts, according to an arrest report.
Deputies located bags containing marijuana, meth, crack cocaine and ecstasy “packaged in a way that is consistent with the sale of narcotics” inside in Dubose’s pants, the report states. Deputies also discovered $70 in cash, three battery operated digital scales and a box of plastic bags in the center console of the car, the arrest report states.
Dubose told deputies that Mitchell threw a bag containing the drugs into his lap during the traffic stop, and Dubose denied ownership of the drugs allegedly found in his pants.
Dubose remained in the Escambia County Jail with bond set at $8,000. Mitchell was also still in jail Friday morning; his bond was set at $12,000.
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7 Responses to “Two Century Men Facing Drug Charges After Traffic Stop”
I say the cops did a Very good job. Now lock both of them up for like 25 yrs each this way the streets and our homes are safe
Just goes to show he would rather sit in jail for poor choices instead of being a real father to his kids. Dubose will end up sitting in jail.
See, there ARE new businesses locating in Century. My apologies to the two business men in the article.
@ SAM- probably out already. 800 and 1200 dollars will let them out on bond. They’ll be selling dope tonight.
I like that he’s sticking to the song from Shaggy “It wasn’t me”. Obviously the drugs were planted into the folded clothes from their dry cleaner lol.
Also, can the drugs be “allegedly” found in his pants? I suppose if there is no body cam or witnesses it can be alleged.
any bets on how long they remain in jail?
Headlines should have read Century Law Enforcement Agents arrest two Magician’s They still have no idea how that dope got in his lap. Maybe the arrests will Magically Disappear.