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Molino Man Charged With Throwing Object, Breaking Windshield Of Passing Car
July 23, 2024
A Molino man was charged with allegedly throwing something at a passing vehicle on Pine Forest Road, breaking a windshield.
Dennis Edward Edmonson, 42, was charged with felony deadly missiles and misdemeanor criminal mischief.
A driver told the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office that he was driving north in the 7000 block of Pine Forest Road, just south of Five Flags Speedway, when he saw a man later identified as Edwards standing with his bicycle on the side of the road. The man said Edmonson lifted his arm in a throwing motion, and something made a loud bang as hit and shattered his windshield.
The man pulled over on the side of the road, and Edmonson began yelling and advancing toward him, an arrest report states. The man drove away and called law enforcement.
Deputies later located Edmonson standing by his bicycle, wearing the same clothing as described by the victim, according to report.
“Edmonson appeared to be under the influence of narcotics,” the deputy wrote in his report.
Damage to the Toyota Camry was estimated at $500.
Edmonson remained in the Escambia County Jail Tuesday morning with bond set at $11,000.
Comments
7 Responses to “Molino Man Charged With Throwing Object, Breaking Windshield Of Passing Car”
I used to carry a 2-in ball bearing myself for that very purpose. As I was walking down Bluff Springs Road, various drivers would think it would be funny to drive their car at me. I finally decided I was going to put a ball bearing through the windshield right in front of the driver the next time they did it. I only had to draw back a couple of times before they reconsidered.
I was just a kid at the time. On the other hand I still feel I was justified. Why should I be the only one to die?
How does he go from Molino to Pine Forest on a bike and not get run over. What street in Molino so I know to avoid!!!!
JimC – I laughed at your comparison. He even favors that character from the Andy Griffith Show a little.
I understand the man was under the influence but I have family and friends that travel that area everyday. This man better thank the good lord above for looking out for him. People I know especially if they have their kids with them isn’t going to run while calling the LAW. They going to take care of things. This world is to crazy not to look after your own first. Hope he gets help.
North Escambia’s very own Ernest T. Bass!
These kind of people need to be housed in a psych ward like Chattahoochee. This is beyond dangerous. It’s deadly! I hope the victim is ok.
Another addict causing chaos in our everyday lives. I’ll bet plenty, this isn’t his first arrest.