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Century Man Charged With Stealing Motorcycle From Molino Store
February 8, 2022
A Century man has been charged with stealing a motorcycle from the Molino Tom Thumb.
David Allen Cormany, 55, was charged with grand theft of a motor vehicle.
The victim told the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office that his 2021 Harley-Davidson motorcycle broke down at the Tom Thumb at Highway 29 and Highway 97 in Molino. He said he locked the forks, left it in gear and took the key.
A deputy immediately recognized Cormany on surveillance video. Cormany and an unidentified man allegedly picked up and loaded the motorcycle on a utility trailer behind Cormany’s Jeep, according to an arrest report. The deputy had seen Cormany driving a jeep of the same color pulling a utility trailer about a week before the incident.
Cormany was released from the Escambia County Jail on a $5,000 bond.
The arrest report does not state if the motorcycle was recovered.
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8 Responses to “Century Man Charged With Stealing Motorcycle From Molino Store”
Holding career criminals without bond while they wait to go to court, is not the same as locking them up forever
DLo…..nah, that’s too harsh. Steal first time…chop off left hand, steal second time..chop off right hand. Steal Third time….Then lock them up forever.
Like clockwork the legal experts chiming in about bond. When you’re arrested that doesn’t mean your convicted, it means you’re accused and you receive a trial. You’re not sentenced to jail or prison until the conclusion of that trial, if you’re found guilty. Do you think it would be better if we just skip the trial part and call everyone that’s arrested guilty and just lock them up forever?
Same old story…….the police arrest them and the Judges let them go. $5000.00 dollar bond equals $500.00 cash and they walk. We need a new jail….for the (allegedly, lol) crooked Judges in this county.
Not to bright if you steal a Harley. They stay broke down.
and he will be out riding around with his utility trailer today looking for something else to steal.
Bad when the law recognizes you on sight.
Well it was all, that I could do, to keep from crying….