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ECSO, Federal Task Force Arrest 70, Including Four Murder Suspects, During Fugitive Round Up
September 4, 2021
Four homicide suspects were among 70 people arrested in a three day Escambia County Sheriff’s Office and U.S . Marshals Fugitive Task Force round up.
The task force targeted violent felony offenders with warrants ranging from homicide, aggravated assault, weapons offenses, robbery and sex offender violations.
Carlos Antione Holloway, Dewitt Charles Echols, Jaylan Madison Marshall and Tavares Jones were all four picked up on homicide charges.
Holloway and Echols were arrested in Mississippi for a homicide that occurred on August 23 on North Loop Road in Escambia County
Marshall was arrested for an attempted homicide that occurred on October 22 on Seminole Trail. Jones was arrested for a Florida Highway Patrol warrant for a traffic homicide.
Ten firearms were also seized during the operation.
“We appreciate our partnerships with other law enforcement agencies. This reinforces our commitment to bringing violent felons to justice. We are a safer community today,” said Escambia County Sheriff Chip Simmons.
The task force is made up of officers from the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office, Pensacola Police Department, Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office, Bay County Sheriff’s Office, Holmes County Sheriff’s Office, Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office, Walton County Sheriff’s Office, Citrus County Sheriff’s Office, Panama City Police Department and members of the U.S. Marshals Service.
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14 Responses to “ECSO, Federal Task Force Arrest 70, Including Four Murder Suspects, During Fugitive Round Up”
What a waste of time! They will all be out in no time flat if not already. When the punishments don’t fit the crime, the bad just don’t care. They will continue doing what they do.
@MR REALITY
Why would we want to “fill our jails up”?
Shouldn’t we instead be trying to reduce recidivism and tackling the causes of crime before they even happen?
This attitude is common, and likely part of the reason the US has more people incarcerated than any other country, both per Capita and total number.
This massive arrest is not even mentioned on the “other source” for news in our area…however, one can find where to buy beer and listen to music and all the “important” items that really, really, really…affect our community. Thank you for covering this. Kinda a big deal… 70 arrests.
Good job to all LEO’s involved! God bless you everyday in every way. Great job, ECSO!
Thank you for enforcing the law, if it’s illegal arrest the trash. For the people that complain, go apply for a law enforcement job or shut your mouth.
Bravo! Sad to see so many young people.
Now, Sherrif Simmons, START ENFORCCING SPEEDING LAWS and that gives you PROBABLE CAUSE to pull people over….YOU KNOW WHAT YOU WILL FIND…FILL OUR NEW JAIL UP!!!
Their first appearance before our liberal judges and they will be back on the street in no time.
The marshals hit the house across from me Monday, they didn’t arrest anyone. But I’m wondering if this was part of it.
Don’t let all the effort and resources be in vain, no bonds, no plea deals, they were arrested for specific reasons, expedite them to prison – you picked up all the trash, don’t let it litter our streets anymore…
I guess you have to wait until the number reaches 70 before you start arresting criminals.
Great job by the agencies, but how many are still locked up, these liberal judges in town let them right back out.
Finally they actually worried about the ones that were dangerous. There is no point in wasting resources on taking down weed dealers. Put everything behind these kinds of operations.
Good job.