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Suspect In Bratt Home Invasion Arrested After All-Day Search
August 22, 2021
A home invasion suspect was arrested Saturday night after a day-long manhunt near Bratt.
The home invasion was reported in the eight o’clock hour Saturday morning in the 5400 block of Still Road, just south of West Highway 4. There were no injuries reported.
Escambia County Sheriff’s Office deputies and K-9’s spent hours Saturday and into Saturday night searching for the suspect.
Paul Ray Morris, age 42 of Atmore, was located by ECSO deputies and arrested shortly after 9 p.m. in the 5400 block of Still Road – at or near the location of the reported home invasion.
Morris was booked into the Escambia County Jail at 11:44 p.m. Saturday. He was charged with burglary, criminal mischief property damage, larceny from a person age 65 or older, grand theft of a motor vehicle, resisting arrest and possession of drug paraphernalia. His bond was set at $21,000.
Pictured: A manhunt followed a home invasion on Still Road near Bratt Saturday. NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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8 Responses to “Suspect In Bratt Home Invasion Arrested After All-Day Search”
He picked the right house because he walked out…..
Dude Hwy 4 ain’t the place to go tryna rob people. That’s a good way to get shot.
Home invasion has a very steep punishment. Also that person needs to get their relationship right with God when they do that type of crime as they are surely in need of it and you never know when the time to meet up will come.
@JTV I agree!!! If the K-9 did get a taste, I hope the dog doesn’t catch anything or have a bad taste left in its mouth.
$21,000. bond.. It cost more to chase him all day.
Something’s wrong with this. .
He should stay locked up long enough to get the drugs out of his system.
@JTV if not, he could’ve chewed on bones. Not much meat on that dude. Good job, as always, ESCO!!!
Thank you Escambia County sheriff deputies for helping us sleep a little better in the north end. This is second thief I am aware of on Still rd. Still road has lots of traffic these days especially at night for those up to no good. The days of leaving a door, barn or vehicle unlocked is long gone.
Hopefully the K-9 got a taste of him.