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Cantonment Man Charged With Aggravated Stalking, Trespassing
February 12, 2022
A Cantonment man is facing multiple charges after allegedly following a man that had a protection order against him.
Allen Parker Jefferson, 32, was charged with aggravated stalking, violation of a protection order, driving with a suspended license second or subsequent offense, leaving the scene of a crash with property damage and trespassing after warning.
The victim has a protection order against Jefferson. The victim was eastbound on Creighton Road when he noticed Jefferson following him, according to an arrest report. The victim’s vehicle and Jefferson’s pickup truck collided, the report states, before driving away. The victim turned into Walmart to make contact with the Pensacola Police Department officer with Jefferson following close behind.
A Pensacola Police officer was working extra duty at the Walmart on Creighton Road and observed Jefferson drive away.
A video provided by the victim allegedly showed Jefferson exiting his vehicle and approaching the victim as he remained seated in his vehicle.
Jefferson has previously been trespass warned from the Walmart property.
Jefferson was released on an $8,000 bond.
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6 Responses to “Cantonment Man Charged With Aggravated Stalking, Trespassing”
Jefferson ole boy, you need a job and a hobby to keep you busy with something else other than the one you are stalking! Keep it up and your girlfriend in prison will keep you busy.
I can’t believe after all that and him breaking the protection order woweeeee and they gave him a bond so he can get out to do it again Come on people really bet he’ll do it again but alot worse this time.
Make you wonder why the victim had to have a protection order against him to begin with. It sounds like Mr. Jefferson could be a dangerous person.
Also, one of the requirements of this suspects bond is to be monitored by a GPS tracker upon his release. This is an additional cost of “leasing” the tracker and paying the monthly fees associated with operating the tracker.
@Tommy G…… the court records indicate he was arrested 2/10/22 and had first appearance on 2/11/22 where his bond was addressed. The jail records indicate he is still in custody as of 2/12/22 at 08:15am, and his bond is set at $8000.
Ummmm, I thought violation of an injunction was a mandatory hold until first appearance, making it a “no bond” charge.