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Walnut Hill Man Charged With Weapons, Theft Offenses After Search Warrant
May 31, 2024
A Walnut Hill man was arrested on weapons and theft charges after a search warrant was served at his home Thursday, the culmination of a Molino theft case.
Floyd Scott Mooney, 52, was charged with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, grand theft over $20,000 but less than $100,000, dealing in stolen property, and grand theft of a firearm.
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office Property Crimes Unit has investigated the theft of firearms and other property from an elderly victim in Molino over the past few weeks, identifying Mooney has a suspect and obtaining an arrest warrant.
A search warrant was served at Mooney’s home in the 3100 block of North Highway 99 near Breastworks Road, about one-half mile north of the Oak Grove Park. Deputies said he was inside during the search by the Property Crimes Unit, SWAT team and the Pensacola Office of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
ECSO said five stolen firearms were recovered, along with other coins and evidence related to the investigation.
Mooney remained in the Escambia County Jail with bond set at $50,000.
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19 Responses to “Walnut Hill Man Charged With Weapons, Theft Offenses After Search Warrant”
Just because it is his picture doesn’t mean he done the actual crime . He just received the items. Alot more people involved then they are letting known
Thats my gun in the 2nd photo the one with the black and camo strap
Those coins are actually royal mint proof coins in the red case I have a set or 2 price ranging from $90 and up, depending on the condition in the year.. but I dislike a thief and I hope whoever he stole these from get them back
Adam.. those red domino things are actually coin sets.
Adam, they are coin-proof sets. Normally they are untouched by human hands and sealed into a case, normally by year.
They appear to be coin collectors display boxes
Adam, those appear to be coin cases. Usually used for collectables.
Looks like coins in display cases
@Adam. They look to be collectible coins in protective display cases.
Adam, they are coins.
Adam, those things are coins in cases. Not firearm related. I had to pull the picture up to see better . But that what it is. Coins in cases..
@adam them are the stolen coins that were recovered
Adam
Do you have any change in your pocket ?
Adam, “ECSO said … recovered, …coins…”, in the article. Take a close look at the picture and you’ll see that those are the collectable coins.
Coins in display cases
Coin sets
Looks like coins to me
So Sorry for the parents
I am not a gun guy. So I have no clue what the red domino looking things are. Someone please tell me what they are.