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Cantonment Man Charged With Fleeing From Escambia Deputy
March 14, 2024
A Cantonment man was arrested after allegedly fleeing from an Escambia County Sheriff’s Office deputy.
Edmond Marquis Richburg, 31, was charged with fleeing or eluding a law enforcement officer with lights and siren activated, operating a motor vehicle as a designated habitual offender, and obstructing justice without violence.
An ECSO deputy activated his emergency lights and siren in to stop a vehicle driven by Richburg on North Palafox Street for a tag light violation and improper wind tint.
Richburg refused to stop until he pulled into a residence on Hollingsworth Avenue, exited the vehicle and began to argue with the deputy, according to an arrest report. He refused to walk to the deputy’s vehicle until several other deputies arrived on scene.
“At which time he was forced into the back seat of patrol vehicle,” the report continues.
The report notes that Richburg’s license was suspended for five years in January 2023, and the window tint allowed 5% of light through, 23% below the legal limit.
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5 Responses to “Cantonment Man Charged With Fleeing From Escambia Deputy”
He just can’t obey the law…it’s a habit. He needs to be on a prison compound running from the other inmates.
He sure seems to be happy to have his mugshot in the news.
“Designated Habitual Offender” means he’s not learned anything from previous arrests and likely this is just one more fun time for him.
Lock him up, make him work in a prison vehicle garage.
At least he got a few minutes of extra freedom before he had to pay his extended years of prison time.
So he got arrested let’s see how long it takes for him to get back to what he was doing !!! Not long I’ll bet !! Why ? Because that’s how the system works !! And it for some reason it always happens like that !! Could be a judge problem!!
Been watching to many “Unbeaten Charger” you-tube videos bruh