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Escambia Man Gets 10 Years On Firearms And Financial Racketeering Charges
July 23, 2024
An Escambia County man was sentenced to a decade in state prison for on firearms and financial crime charges.
A jury found Ramon Borner guilty of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. Circuit Judge Coleman Lee Robinson sentenced Borner to 10 years state prison.
On August 16, 2022, the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office executed a search warrant at the Borner’s residence as part of an economic crime investigation into a large check fraud ring. Persecutors said he was found in possession of an AR style firearm under the bed and a pistol in a drawer.
He also entered a plea to racketeering, conspiracy to commit racketeering, and an additional count of felony in possession of a firearm for another AR style firearm. He was sentenced to 10 years in prison on the additional charges to be served concurrently. He was also ordered to pay $89,639.15 in restitution to the victims.
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3 Responses to “Escambia Man Gets 10 Years On Firearms And Financial Racketeering Charges”
I’m glad he got a sentence now let’s start getting these jerks out of our community streets! It should take a mile long rap sheet to get a conviction.
A whole lot of convicted felons running around with guns. He should have gotten 20-years just for that. Our weak prosecutors should work a little harder at giving criminals more time in jail than a quick plea bargain to pad their prosecution rates.
My son had a pistol I had gifted him stolen by a teen.
They were order to pay restitution, 800 dollar pistol at 25 bucks a month… Been years still not paid.
If anyone is ordered to pay restitution their release should be dependent upon completing the restitution.
I bet he has the money it’s just buried under a rock cause he can’t put it in the bank.