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Cantonment Woman Charged With Two Felonies For Failed Burglary
August 17, 2023
A Cantonment woman has been charged as an accessory in an unsuccessful burglary.
Lisamarie Jene Perkins, 36, was charged with accessory attempted burglary of an unoccupied dwelling and accessory to attempted grand theft. Both charges are felonies.
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office responded to a prowler complaint on Bridgedale Road where a homeowner was holding a suspect, later identified as Perkins, at gunpoint.
The victim was inside his residence when he heard an odd noise coming from his new home under construction across the road. He checked his cameras and observed a white male dragging a suitcase and a gold pickup parked nearby with the headlights off. The victim exited his home armed with a rifle. He told deputies that he found Perkis dressed in all black coming from behind his house and held her at gunpoint.
Surveillance video showed an unknown white male try and fail to kick in the front door and unsuccessfully attempt to steal a utility trailer, according to an arrest report.
The male fled the scene prior to the arrival of deputies, but the unoccupied gold pickup was located at a gas station on Mobile Highway.
Perkins remained in the Escambia County Jail with bond set at $15,000.
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6 Responses to “Cantonment Woman Charged With Two Felonies For Failed Burglary”
Can tell by the look on her once pretty face that “She Don’t Give-A-Rip”.
Isn’t 36 years old when a woman is well on her way to a retirement check? What is this woman thinking? Have you ever been arrested on a job application isn’t the path to success.
Putting your life on the line for a trailer…
Good luck out there.
wonder if that “gold pickup” is an older model Toyota Tacoma (I think) with some type of white PVC pipe type of framing in the bed of the truck. If so, that truck was driving by my house REAL slow yesterday possibly scoping out my neighbor’s trailer in their front yard.
I do not know, Free meals and a bed to sleep in might be inticing for some people.
When are some people going to learn that working for a living is easier than being incarcerated.