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Six Suspects Arrested In Stolen Vehicle, Tag Case
July 7, 2022
The Escambia County Sheriff Office arrested six suspects during a case involving five stolen vehicles and multiple vehicle tags.
The stolen vehicles recovered were a 2018 Ford F150, a 2004 Jeep Wrangler, a 2007 Pontiac G6, a 2003 Chevrolet 1500, and a 2005 Toyota Camry.
The following suspects were arrested:
- Robert Dalton Goodwin, 22 of Pensacola — dealing in stolen property. Jailed, $10,000 bond.
- Frankie Michelle Schultz, 46 of Pensacola — dealing in stolen property. Jailed, $10,000 bond.
- Alyssa Marie Blackburn, 22 of Pensacola — for petit theft, dealing in stolen property, and fraud uttering. Released, $2,000 bond.
- Jesse Allen Geoghahan, 26 of Cantonment — grand theft of a motor vehicle. Released $2,500 bond.
- Gavin Kyle McCurley, 28 of Pensacola — grand theft of a motor vehicle, criminal mischief, and grand theft. Jailed, $10,500 bond.
- Jeb Stuart Pickford, 42 of Cantonment — failure to appear. Released, $250 bond.
Comments
14 Responses to “Six Suspects Arrested In Stolen Vehicle, Tag Case”
I had a Toyota Camry get stolen in December. How can I find out if that’s my car they recovered?
@Stanley and Ol’ Skinny – The military doesn’t take people with criminal records. Even if they did, they would have to have finished high school and pass the ASFAB. Financial and domestic troubles can also disqualify them. Besides, our military isn’t intended to be a rehab.
Had a bunch of tools stolen, dewallt tools. Employee returned a impact, with no charger no batteries and ran off with multiple other tools. Thieves are the devil at work. Just taking food right of the mouth of your babies.
Navy Dave…. with this bunch, they couldn’t be ditch diggers, they would steal the shovels!
I agree, my post may have been knee jerk… our US Military is something to be very proud of, this group of losers might tarnish that image.
I just HATE the idea of paying for them to lay up in jail/prison and then coming out sorrier than they already are.
Concur with Senior Chief Cooper-the very last thing our military needs are people with a proven history of lax morals and criminal behavior. Today’s military is smaller than ever, and every member needs to be able to trust and rely on their peers, sometimes for their very lives. The world needs ditch diggers too.
Don’t dump these types of people on the military. The military does not need them. They need squared away people that can do a great job defending this great country, not dirtbags.
Pitiful excuses for human beings right here. I see one uo there familiar but I reckon the Apple didn’t fall from the tree…yes, that dope done did it again. I would hope they will get an extended time in State Prison and hopefully they get out changed people. Won’t hold my breath because these types(THIEVES) only know the life they are acclimated to. Prayers for them to change their ways
I like Paul’s comment. Perfect for this group.
Ol Skinny
I applaud you good sir
you know what would really benefit these folks – a lengthy stay in a florida correctional facility that produces vehicle license plates -
I don’t see a lot of potential in this group.
Nice “idea” Stanley …. but why should I help them get their acts together? No one ever told me that I could be a first class screw up because there was a government program out there funded by “We the Taxpayers” that would help me get a job once I was finished being a drain on my family and society.
Better idea… Send them to a government funded program called the military!
i’m thinking rehab would do no good for this group. withdrawal symptoms look like they are going to kick in.
Nice looking bunch there, believe it or not the Government could help these people in 6 months by sending them to a 3 month Basic Training and 3 months of learning a trade and when released given a chance to get a job and get their life together or the next time they get a year of Basic Training.When they get out and get their job, money wil be held out of their check to pay the victim and court cost.