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Cantonment Man Charged With Felony For Allegedly Throwing Rocks At His Neighbor
September 22, 2023
A Cantonment man was arrested for allegedly throwing rocks at his neighbor.
Justin Thomas Brojanac, 40, was charged with felony aggravated assault and misdemeanor violation of a protection order.
The victim told deputies that she was in her backyard with her kids when something hit the roof of her house and fell down on her head. She said she then watched as Brojanac threw two other rocks at her that missed due to a bush, according to an arrest report.
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office said the woman suffered a small contusion on her head but did not seek medical attention.
Deputies attempted to make contact with Brojanac, but his wife advised that he only came home for his lunch break, the report states. A warrant was then issued for his arrest.
Brojanac remained in the Escambia County Jail with bond set at $6,000.
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11 Responses to “Cantonment Man Charged With Felony For Allegedly Throwing Rocks At His Neighbor”
Somebody (Charlene) come talk to him before we get stoned to death!
Apparently, a No Contact protection type order can be put in place to include crossing things over the fence. If the issue persists, they can then arrest the violator. Otherwise, not much they can do but talk to the person. Speaking from info given by deputies.
We gotta nip it…. Nip it in the bud!
He’s lucky that lead rocks weren’t launched back at him.
Seems quite pleased with himself. Maybe some time locked up will take that smile off of his face.
The evil is out there. He has no remorse for what he did. Judges can issue order after order but that is just paper. The action of placing him in prison for violation of those orders will put some metal in that paper.
People believe that they can do what ever and not face any real consequences and the judicial system here lately has fueled that idea..
Ernest T. Bass….”Howdy-do to you and you. It’s me, it’s me, it’s Ernest T.!”
This guy needs mental health care. Why would he endanger the woman and her children? These are the neighbors you pray you won’t have!
Sticks and Stones may break my bones but rocks hurt more.
It WAS NOT me.
I told Andy we needed to lock him up. Andy was a great sheriff, but he was too lenient at times.