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Suspect Rams Patrol Car During Nine Mile Traffic Stop
January 6, 2023
At least one person was taken into custody after a suspect rammed a patrol car on Nine Mile Road Thursday afternoon.
A Florida Highway Patrol trooper attempted to stop a vehicle in the area of Nine Mile Road and Fowler Avenue. FHP said they were assisting the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office in conducting the traffic stop.
According to the ECSO, the suspect was a convicted felon. They said drugs including fentanyl and guns were in the vehicle.
The name of the suspect and other details were not yet available early Friday morning.
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Just another day in Esgunbia and Druga Rosa Counties.
What gives with all the attacks on our law enforcement officers!! It it my opinion that these attacks against police officers should be met with stiffer sentencing for those who are the attackers rather than the seemingly disregard of the attacks by the judges. These men are putting their very lives on the line each and every day, and they need to know that those in charge of officiating the judicial system has got the officers backs. Now if a judge receives a threat, they expect the officers to respond in a way to insure their safety, but the judges do not seem to care that those who protect them has the same consideration. Maybe that’s just my opinion, but I once wore a badge and uniform in another state, so maybe I am looking at it with a slanted point of view, but that’s my two bits worth.