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Cantonment Man Accused Of Stealing Tools During Two Burglaries
March 11, 2022
A Cantonment man is accused of stealing tools that were later found in his vehicle, according to the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office.
Andrew Paul Driver, 19, was charged with felony burglary and grand theft. Driver remained in the Escambia County Jail Friday morning with bond set at $45,000.
Driver is accused of stealing numerous tools from two residences on Kathleen Avenue.
He allegedly took tools valued at $1,990 from a home in the 1200 block of Kathleen Avenue during the early morning hours of March 8. The tools included a Rigid chop saw, a table saw, brad nailer, side grinder, batteries and battery charges. The tools were all marked by the owner and were later recovered in Driver’s BMW at his residence on Petty Drive in Cantonment, according to an arrest report.
Also on March 8, Driver allegedly burglarized a shed at home in the 1400 block of Kathleen Avenue. He stole tools worth $850 including Milwaukee saws, drills and a battery charger, the arrest report states. Deputies said the items were also recovered in Driver’s vehicle.
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6 Responses to “Cantonment Man Accused Of Stealing Tools During Two Burglaries”
Seems Cantonment has many thieves, like on jacks branch and river annex.
Gonna be a bummer not to be able to drive that Beamer ’cause your butt will either be in jail, paying restitution or hopefully, the car taken away by your parents. That felony does not look good on a resume’ but then most thieves don’t need one. What a pity.
19 years old, drives a BMW, I can’t even say that I’m surprised.
I guess Mom & Dad quit paying for the BMW and he had to do something to make a payment….
Let’s all go to work this morning in order to buy tools for our trades so that young BMW-driving punks can steal from us! I don’t think so.
Remember when Big Brother told parents they could no longer discipline their children?
So glad the tools were recovered. Please lock your stuff up; it’s your stuff.
Drives a BMW, stealing from others… that is all I had to hear. Making his parents proud, who I’m sure is paying for the BMW.