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Century Felon Charged With Cocaine Trafficking, Weapons Offenses After Threatening Sister
June 28, 2022
Kendrick Jamar Washington was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, trafficking in cocaine, possession of cocaine, possession of crack cocaine, possession marijuana, two counts of possession of a weapon and ammunition by a convicted felon, and carrying a concealed unlicensed firearm. He remained in the Escambia County Jail without bond.
Washington allegedly pointed “an assault rifle” at his sister and threatened to kill her, according to an arrest report. She headed to the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office Century Precinct to file a report.
During the investigation, deputies were alerted of an armed disturbance on Ashford Alley off Jefferson Avenue and detained Washington. A .38 Special revolver and a Del-Ton rifle were recovered from Washington, along with a .223 round in the chamber, 13 rounds in the magazine of the rifle and five rounds in his pocket, according to an arrest report.
Deputies also found a plastic bag with 91.7 grams of powdered cocaine, 18.9 grams of crack cocaine and 1.6 grams of marijuana, the report states. A total of $4,642 in currency was found on Washington’s person, deputies said.
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11 Responses to “Century Felon Charged With Cocaine Trafficking, Weapons Offenses After Threatening Sister”
@Nico
How do you know he’s innocent? In todays world no one is guilty and it’s someone else’s fault that I’m a felon.
He innocent
This is what we call in the prison world “ job security “
He will help put my grand kids in college
another catch and release criminal – put him in prison – keep him there
This is a prime example of no matter how many laws are passed about gun control, criminals will find a way to get a gun. IN FACT, they probably love it. Makes it easier for them, knowing an innocent person probably does not have a gun, due to, now, more gun control.
He just keeping it real.
Another one of NorthEscambia’s habitual offenders
Esco Superstar!
Here’s some advice from a spectator with little skin in the game: Sister, insist that you are notified should he somehow get granted a bond and get released (I doubt you’re his favorite sister at this time). If he should get out, you need a restraining order in place, not that it would stop him from doing harm to you, obviously. More so, as a tool for law enforcement to lock him up again. Lastly, if he does get a bond, find out which judge came to that ill-conceived decision and VOTE accordingly in the next election. Although it can be a difficult decision to turn in a family member, you did the right thing for you and the community- before someone could get killed.
@retired- thanks for the morning laugh! ☺️
He obviously wanted so much to have all his illegal possessions with him because he knew his sister was going to help put him away for good. Good job sis and Deputies. Let’s hope the Judge adds on that “Habitual Offender” charge.
I am pretty sure he went through the proper back ground checks to buy the guns.
Hopefully these charges will be enough to get this felon off the streets for a while. If this man doesn’t end up getting some prison time after this arrest I will definitely wonder what is going on. This individual has committed crime after crime, even attempted murder, but always end up getting off. He is a very dangerous individual. I pray that he isn’t eventually given a bond and that he is convicted of these charges and given the appropriate prison time.