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ECSO: Cantonment Woman Drove Vehicle Burglary Getaway Vehicle With Her Baby In The Backseat
February 15, 2022
A Cantonment woman allegedly drove the getaway vehicle in a motel vehicle burglary case — with her baby in the backseat.
According to an Escambia County Sheriff’s Office arrest report, 21-year old Althea Tanyela Moorer failed to provide proper care for her child as she was committing vehicle burglaries and having deputies draw their guns for a felony takedown on her vehicle”.
Moorer was charged with felony child abuse. She remained in the Escambia County Jail Tuesday morning with bond set at $2,500.
The report states Moorer was driving a SUV seen leaving the Oyo Hotel on Pensacola Boulevard where car burglaries had just occurred about 4:30 a.m. Sunday. Deputies conducted a felony traffic stop on the vehicle at Kenmore Road and Melanie Drive. Moorer’s baby was in the backseat of the vehicle and not in a child safety seat.
Surveillance video showed two males, later identified as Yavyron Otoko Savage and Da’torrance Leanders Hackworth, trying vehicle door handles and entering vehicles in the hotel parking lot, according to the ECSO. They ran and got into Moorer’s SUV before she drove away, the report states.
Savage and Hackworth, both 19, were charged with vehicle burglary and booked into jail with bond set at $5,000 each.
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10 Responses to “ECSO: Cantonment Woman Drove Vehicle Burglary Getaway Vehicle With Her Baby In The Backseat”
All mugshots lately look like they are made of wax. They are ALL creepy looking to me.
What’s disturbing is felony child abuse only gets a $2,500 bond. Our judicial system, and bInding judges in general, are a complete joke and embarrassment.
can someone please explain to me, why these young ladies want to get involved with men they know are bad, will do bad things. and have no future other than jail. and then take them down with them.
..no problem with the camara…what you see is what you get….
why do these young women ALWAYS chase after these thugs and ruin their life? now what about that of her child. Please ladies make better choices than these.
suprised they didn’t charge the child as an accessary (just kidding).
Pictures are clear and good !!! Law enforcement knows who they are !!!!as for the stupid so call mother lock her up for at least 20 years !!!! If that happens so won’t get a chance to ruin the child’s life any further
Mother of the year right here, 0430 in the morning with a baby out committing felonies, causing law enforcement to draw weapons, glad no one pulled a gun on deputies causing them to defend themselves, could have ended much differently.
>>What’s wrong with these photos . . . . they look like CGI toons!
Escambia County built a new $142 million jail. And bought a $14 mugshot camera.
(We really don’t know how much the camera cost, but mugshots have looked like this since the new jail opened.)
What’s wrong with these photos . . . . they look like CGI toons!