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Two Arrested During ECSO Warrant Service At Bratt Home
July 12, 2022
Two people were arrested after the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office conducted a warrant service operation at home in Bratt midday Monday.
Matthew John McGhee, 32, booked into the Escambia County Jail in Pensacola as a fugitive from justice on outstanding warrants out of Atmore. Curtis James Jackson, 32, was charged by Florida authorities with felony dealing in stolen property and later released from jail Monday on a $2,500 bond.
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office Warrants Division responded to a home in the 7400 block of North Highway 99, about one-third of a mile south of the Florida-Alabama state line. They were acting on a tip received by Atmore Police that McGhee was at the residence and a stolen truck was outside.
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Atmore Police Public Information Officer Sgt. Darrell McMann told NorthEscambia.com that his department holds warrants on Jackson for attempting to elude and violation of probation. McMann said McGhee had previously fled from Atmore police when they attempted to stop him in a silver Audi vehicle for traffic violations.
McGhee remained in the Escambia County Jail Tuesday without bond awaiting extradition back to Alabama.
A black Ford F150 pickup truck reported stolen off Robinsonville Road near Atmore was recovered Monday at the Bratt residence.
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10 Responses to “Two Arrested During ECSO Warrant Service At Bratt Home”
Vicky..how about taking a government course at a local college and find out how our government works.Your comment about our LEO shows you skipped that course in school..If you dont like the bonds … then get out and VOTE when the judges come up for reelection or appointment.
Where in this does it say anything about drugs..??? Instead of throwing accusations about People being on drugs know what your talking about…!!!! Unless y’all read something I didn’t in this article….
Damn matt.. sorry to see you fell off again. Hopefully this time you can get back up and stay clean my friend. Good job to Escambia county, and everyone involved.
You’re a joke Vicky. Please know what you’re talking about before you slam our local cops. You wouldn’t survive a day doing what they do.
He’d have to kick a mule to get a high bond.
Good job LEO.
@Vicky
You really must be stupid to think the Sheriff’s Office controls this. Bond is determined by preset guidelines issued by the first judicial circuit. Judges will often reduce bond amounts to the very minimum. If you remember a couple weeks ago the 14 time convicted felon charged in a negligent death of a child involving a firearm. This individual should have been hanging from a tree instead of using drugs in a hotel room. Your problem is with the court not with the sheriffs office.
@vicky- The court sets the bond not the sheriff’s office.
Great job by our law enforcement, both Florida and Alabama!
This is joke ! He gets a $2500 bond for a felony dealing in stolen property really!! Just goes to show the Escambia County Sheriff’s office is a joke
I thought matt was clean? What the heck?