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Cantonment Sex Offender Charged With Registration Violation For A Second Time
August 16, 2023
For the second time, a Cantonment sex offender has been charged with a felony registration violation.
Kel’drick Tre-shawn Toler, 19, failed to report to the sheriff’s office as required in May to re-register, according to an arrest report. The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office said he was reminded of the requirement during an address verification to his home at 208 Calloway Street in Cantonment during April 2023.
Toler is a registered Florida sex offender that is required to register quarterly. He was adjudicated in November 2019 of sexual battery by a juvenile on a victim age 12 years of age or older. He also has a prior conviction for failing to register.
Toler was released from the Escambia County Jail on a $50,000 bond.
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7 Responses to “Cantonment Sex Offender Charged With Registration Violation For A Second Time”
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@Bill T
I’m genuinely not sure what you’re trying to say when you say “1 chance 1 shot 1 time!!!!”, but punishing people for wanting to prevent cruel and unusual punishment (a right guaranteed by the Constitution) seems like a pretty bad idea.
@RaD
“There hasn’t been hard labor in Florida prisons for 100 years.”
Sorry, that’s not true.
Florida was one of the first states to introduce penal labor and “rent” inmates for unpaid labor immediately after the passage of the 13th Amendment, and continues to do so today.
@hildee – There hasn’t been hard labor in Florida prisons for 100 years.
@Steve – relatives. stealing. dealing drugs. etc.
@Bill T – It is a third degree felony. Up to 5 years in prison, which I am sure he will get.
Now you got to know he has proven it ain’t gonna get better he will continue to do exactly what he’s been doing!!! There are other way to deal with this !! 1 chance 1 shot 1 time!!!! This will put a stop to it immediately!!! But then you got those people who will say oh that cruel and unusual punishment !!! I say put them in line next !!!!!
Where are these criminals getting 5k to bond out?
lock’em up, hard labor…