So I just got back from driving the neighborhood, looking for a safe place to walk the dogs cuz they are getting stir crazy. There are about 6 Sheriff vehicles at the corner of Juniper and E. Mitchell. The neighbor whose yard they are in said they have recovered the suspects gun. Yay!!!!! The little b'tard is unarrmed, hee hee and we are not. He apparently jumped in the bay and got right out at the next house where the police found his gun. The saga continues...
Point Washington Manhunt Over
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this little town of SoWal is too dam small town to mess with. if you live here, you know what I mean.
I really am impressed with the presence of law enforcement, the numbers, and their persistence. thanks to Walton County Sheriff's Office and all personnel from other counties, etc.
To all law enforcment personnel - thank you so much for protecting our community and children/schools, in the most professional manner, while continuing the search.
I really am impressed with the presence of law enforcement, the numbers, and their persistence. thanks to Walton County Sheriff's Office and all personnel from other counties, etc.
To all law enforcment personnel - thank you so much for protecting our community and children/schools, in the most professional manner, while continuing the search.
You are assuming he had only one gun, downtown. Never be sure about something so uncertain. BTW, weapons can easily be made out of many things found around most people's houses.
I wonder if the cops have done a gps location on his cell phone. Hmmm??? Or, if he has posted anything on his facebook page. Sounds like he needs a good spanking.
I wonder if the cops have done a gps location on his cell phone. Hmmm??? Or, if he has posted anything on his facebook page. Sounds like he needs a good spanking.
I don't know what his official charges are for yesterday's activities, but at this point he could gun down most of Point Washington and the charges wouldn't be any worse than what they are now.
News for everyone though - there is a certain old fart in Old Point Washington who likes to call everyone everyday, and who likes beer - and the last message he left on our recorder stated that he is sitting with his double-barrell and his 12-gauge loaded, waiting. I am trying to get Fuzz to please call him and settle him down. Meanwhile, do NOT cut between Gilmore and 395 via School Rd if you are an innocent male with blue shorts. And please, nobody go over there to check on him.
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I wondered the same thing about the authorities trying to locate him via his cell phone???
Anyone know if Alaqua would "loan" out dogs for a short time???
You are right he could have another gun and could make a weapon. He would have to have had cargo shorts to carry a few hand guns I would imagine. My 357 Magnum fits in my cargo shorts pocket easily I dont know if I could carry much more. Anyway at least he is down one weapon which hopefully has clues to other things. However, you are right it is uncertain and we should be cautious. I am glad to see the officers are still dilligently searching this area. They have done a great job. So many agencies responding so quickly and with such firepower. The commando style unit that came through this neighborhood last night was something I have never seen except in the movies.
Dang - I was hoping to come home and hear that this guy had been caught.
I think our neighborhood should have a block party when this drama is over!
Bay Elementary and law enforcement handled to school lockdown very capably yesterday. I never had any doubt that Kate wasn't safe, and the emergency plan they had in place worked beautifully. The kids were OK, maybe more bored than anything. The parents were worried of course, but most remained calm and cooperated with the plan. Our new principal, Tamara Hightower, the teachers, and staff of Bay deserve a big thanks for keeping our kids safe.
And thanks to the staff at SWHS for becoming a last minute shelter for kids who could not go home and their help in organizing the Bay student pickup.
I think our neighborhood should have a block party when this drama is over!Bay Elementary and law enforcement handled to school lockdown very capably yesterday. I never had any doubt that Kate wasn't safe, and the emergency plan they had in place worked beautifully. The kids were OK, maybe more bored than anything. The parents were worried of course, but most remained calm and cooperated with the plan. Our new principal, Tamara Hightower, the teachers, and staff of Bay deserve a big thanks for keeping our kids safe.
And thanks to the staff at SWHS for becoming a last minute shelter for kids who could not go home and their help in organizing the Bay student pickup.
What a great feeling to know that jdarg! I was sad to see Tamara leave Butler, but knowing she is at Bay is wonderful! You have a great principal
A friend of mine with small children could not return home yesterday and spent the night away from home. Retuned today to find the interior of the house out of order. Not sure if it was said boogie man or the WCSO checking unlocked, unoccupied houses. I'm pretty sure vacant houses have been thouroughly searched, so it is pretty unlikely that he is holed up in one.