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Two Escambia, Florida, Residents Charged With Drug Trafficking In Atmore
April 12, 2023
Two Escambia County, Florida, residents have been charged with drug trafficking in Atmore.
Jovante Sacorria Ducree (pictured left), 30, and Artavian Marquis Jenkins, 34, were both charged with drug trafficking, possession of a controlled substance, possession of marijuana second degree, and possession of drug paraphernalia. They were booked in the Escambia County (Alabama) Detention Center.
Their arrests came after an Atmore police officer made a traffic stop for running a red light. The office reported detecting a strong odor of marijuana coming from the vehicle When the vehicle was searched, Amore Police said they discovered 47.2 grams of a white rock substance that field tested positive for crack cocaine, 0.5 grams of a white powdery substance that tested positive for cocaine. eight grams of a green leafy substance that tested positive for marijuana, and a digital scale.
Both remained jailed without bond.
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7 Responses to “Two Escambia, Florida, Residents Charged With Drug Trafficking In Atmore”
Job well done,LEO for Atmore Police!!!!!
Why is she happy? The money you make selling death to people and worrying about going to prison? No a regular job will over time beat out any dope money.
Rotting in prison cost us all but drugs a destroying our nation, maybe its just the time.
WHY IS SHE SMILING???? WHAT A PUKE!
It’s sad to think how many babies and little children have been affected by their drug sales not to mention the destruction of families.
If people could only see behind the scenes the irrevocable damage that occurs to families.
The separation of Wives and Husbands, the removal of children from families by the State, Brothers and Sisters separated into Foster homes sometimes never seeing each other again, Babies born with deformities due to drugs in their blood passed on by the Mother.
All while the dealers are laughing and driving around in expensive cars wearing gold jewelry and fine clothing.
Smile smile smile !!! They love a good smile and smirk IN PRISON !!!!!
Pray the judge and conviction can take the smirk off her face for 10 years,AT LEAST.
how convenient a smooth transition into fountain and holman for the poison peddlers. if it were only that easy