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Century Man Arrested Twice In The Same Day Tased, Charged With Resisting, Battery On Deputy
March 1, 2024
A Century man arrested twice in te same day for driving as a habitual traffic offender has also been charged with resisting and battery on an Escambia County deputy.
Christopher Angelo Phifer, 52, was booked into the Escambia County Jail Wednesday morning on charges of driving with a suspended license and failure to register a motor vehicle. He was released from jail on a $650 bond at 5:17 p.m.
At about 7:42 p.m. Wednesday, an Escambia County Sheriff’s Office deputy in a marked vehicle spotted Phifer driving a Ford Ranger on Pond Street in Century without a tag — the same vehicle as involved in the morning incident. The deputy conducted a traffic stop.
As the deputy attempted to detain Phifer, he pulled away from the deputy and pushed him away, according to an arrest report. The deputy took Phifer to the ground, but he escaped and ran westbound on Pond Street. The deputy gave loud verbal commands to stop before using his Taser on Phifer. He was placed under arrest without further incident.
The report states no illegal items were found when the Ranger was searched.
Phifer was booked back into the Escambia County Jail Wednesday night, this time without bond. Phifer was charged with driving as a habitual offender, battery on a law enforcement officer and resisting arrest with violence.
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11 Responses to “Century Man Arrested Twice In The Same Day Tased, Charged With Resisting, Battery On Deputy”
geeez, how many times are they gonna turn him out to possibly kill someone?
$650 bond….what a joke…???
“Twice in one day”
A man of his determination and focus?
He needs to be chairing the Century Central Planning Committie.
Lawyers, bondsman and Judges are the only ones benefiting from this guy.. The rest of us are footing his bill to continue ……………
If unregistered, truck should be impounded on the first arrest and not released till registered and proof of insurance!!!!
You’d think that after 16 arrests in Escambia County, almost 50 separate charges, and 16 felony convictions, this guy would learn his lesson. But as @Bob C said, you can’t fix stupid. Too bad the rest of us have to keep paying for his stupidity.
Seriously? He gets bailed out and immediately gets back in the same unregistered vehicle and cruises around? Lol!!! There are no words for this Einstein.
One of Century’s finest ….I can’t believe how stupid some people are ….
One more time and you become a three time loser!!!!
The stories that show up here (poaching and drugs, beating up relatives for drugs, doing the same crime twice in a day) makes me think we should develop a local televised version of The Gong Show. Commercial breaks could be rehab centers and the Wheel of Fugitives.
Just can’t fix stupid.
Seems this guy was really wanting to spend some time as a guest of the Escambia County Jail…..not a nice place from what we hear.