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Four Juveniles Charged With Vehicle Burglaries In Molino And Cantonment; Four Guns Seized
August 5, 2021
Four juveniles were arrested in connection with vehicle burglaries in Cantonment and Molino.
Deputies responded to a vehicle burglary in progress on the 2000-block of Winners Circle. Once on scene, deputies obtained video surveillance showing one of the suspects entering the victim’s vehicle.
Deputies began circling the area and found a vehicle with a scarf covering the tag. Four armed individuals were located inside the vehicle, and one of them was identified as the suspect from the surveillance video, according to ECSO.
Amadeus Rivers, 17; Kenai Daughtry, 16; Javis Dortch, 17; and Jaylen Betts, 16 were each charged with carrying a concealed weapon without a license, armed vehicle burglary on the 2000-block of Winners Circle and vehicle burglary on the 6200-block of Crest Way. River and Dortch were also charged with two counts each of grand theft of a firearm..
Inside the vehicle, deputies located a stolen wallet from a separate vehicle burglary that took place on the 6200-block of Crest Way in Molino and four firearms. Two of the firearms had been stolen from outside Escambia County.
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7 Responses to “Four Juveniles Charged With Vehicle Burglaries In Molino And Cantonment; Four Guns Seized”
A person should not leave a gun, wallet , or anything of value in a vehicle. Even a locked vehicle is not a safe place for personal belonging. they are too easy to break into, and every one knows about the secret compartments.
Mrs. Jazreel would always want to leave her purse in the car when we would go places. As we were getting out of the car she would say,” LOCK THE DOORS I AM LEAVING MY PURSE”. Then I would say “WHAT, YOU LEAVING YOUR PURSE”? to which I would get the stink eye and sometimes end up carrying the purse. Of course it was a European man bag that just happened to match her shoes.
MAIL BOXES IN THESE AREAS ARE GET-N HIT TOO MAY BE THEM!!!!!
@Paul, I agree! If you’re irresponsible enough (or that ignorant) to leave your gun in your vehicle, and in many cases unlocked, they should spend some time in jail. Or were you referring to the thief’s…..
prison for all, no deals, no pleas, slam them, maybe they will decide to quit being punk criminals. let them spend at least a year of their young lives in a cage, a time out to reflect…
YOU SHOULD ALWAYS KEEP YOUR CAR or TRUCK LOCKED!!
THAT may save YOU some Problems !!!
They will be out tonight doing the same thing.
The poor under privileged teens. What else have they done?????
Kudo’s to the homeowner for having a security system that allowed for recording of this incident and providing the information to law enforcement.