WANTED PERSON

Anthony Wilson Jr. is wanted in connection with the homicide of Torrance Hackworth that occurred in December 2012.  Wilson is one of multiple suspects implicated in the homicide.  Wilson is the only suspect still outstanding.

 Name: Anthony Lamar Wilson Jr.

A.K.A.: “Young Tripp” “YT”

D.O.B.: 5/25/84

Race/Sex: Black/Male

Hair/Eyes: Black/Brown

Ht./Wt.: 5’11”; 157 lbs.

Warrant Information:

Homicide; Kidnapping; False Imprisonment (4 Counts); Armed Burglary; Vehicle Theft.

USE CAUTION, SUBJECT SHOULD BE CONSIDERED ARMED AND DANGEROUS

Dontae Saunders

             Pensacola Police have identified a man who forced his way into an apartment with another man Sunday night and robbed the occupants at gunpoint.

            Police are searching for Dontae Lamar Saunders, 22, of 7820 Amberidge Road, Pensacola, who is wanted for home invasion, grand theft and criminal mischief.

            Sgt. Kristin Brown said Saunders should be considered armed and dangerous and people should use caution around him.

            The incident occurred around 11:30 p.m Sunday at Courtyard Apartments at Cordova, 824 Royce Street. Brown said Saunders and another man were armed with a shotgun and a handgun when they robbed the occupants – a 32-year-old male and a 21-year-old male. No one was hurt during the incident.

            Brown said the case remains under investigation and detectives are following leads on the second suspect.

            Anyone having information on Saunders’ location is asked to contact Detective Cliff Lyster at 435 – 1970 or the Pensacola Police Department at 435 – 1900.

Dontae Saunders

             A man wanted in connection with a home invasion that occurred Sunday night has been arrested.

            Dontae Lamar Saunders, 22, of 7820 Amberidge Road, Pensacola, turned himself in at the Escambia County Jail this morning. He was charged with home invasion, grand theft and criminal mischief.

            The incident occurred around 11:30 p.m Sunday at Courtyard Apartments at Cordova, 824 Royce Street. Sgt. Kristin Brown said Saunders and another man were armed with a shotgun and a handgun when they robbed the occupants – a 32-year-old male and a 21-year-old male. No one was hurt during the incident.

            Brown said the case remains under investigation and detectives are following leads on the second suspect.

            Anyone having information on the second suspect is asked to contact Detective Cliff Lyster at 435 – 1970 or the Pensacola Police Department at 435 – 1900.

Dominique Jackson

            A warrant has been signed for the second suspect in a home invasion that occurred Sunday night in Pensacola.

            Dominique Jackson, 23, of 7895 Herrington Dr., Pensacola, is wanted for home invasion, grand theft and criminal mischief.

            The warrant was signed this afternoon. Sgt. Kristin Brown said Jackson should be considered armed and dangerous.

            Another suspect – Dontae Lamar Saunders, 22, of 7820 Amberidge Road, Pensacola – turned himself in at the Escambia County Jail this morning. He was arrested on the same charges as Jackson.

            The incident occurred around 11:30 p.m Sunday at Courtyard Apartments at Cordova, 824 Royce Street. Brown said both suspects were armed with a shotgun and a handgun when they robbed the occupants – a 32-year-old male and a 21-year-old male. No one was hurt during the incident.

            Anyone having information on Jackson’s location  is asked to contact Detective Cliff Lyster at 435 – 1970 or the Pensacola Police Department at 435 – 1900.

Jairo Domanski

              A Pensacola man was arrested this afternoon on child pornography charges after investigators determined he had downloaded sexually explicit pictures and movies of children from the internet onto his cell phone, Ipad and external computer hard drives.

            Jairo Scott Domanski, 30, of 303 Godwin St. was charged with 36 counts of possession of obscene material/child pornography. He was booked into the Escambia County Jail on a $108,000 bond, said Detective Jeff Brown.

            Domanski was arrested around 3 p.m. at Main and DeVilliers streets on a traffic stop. Officer Randy Rickard was in the area when he saw the suspect’s car, notified other officers while keeping him in sight, and when back-up officers arrived, he was taken into custody, Brown said.

            Agents with the North Florida Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force initiated a search warrant at Domanski’s residence on Tuesday after he was identified via the internet as downloading child pornography.

             Additional charges are pending, and the investigation is continuing to determine if he transmitted files and/or downloaded additional child pornography, Brown said.

             Task force members from the Officer of Homeland Security assisted the Pensacola Police Department with this investigation.

             Multiple charges have been filed on a Pensacola man after a drive-by shooting occurred Sunday night.

            Robert D. Bruster, 18, of 2606 W. Gonzalez St. was charged with fleeing/eluding a law enforcement officer with lights/siren active, driving with license suspended, child neglect without great bodily harm, resisting an officer, possession of cocaine, and possession of less than 20 grams of marijuana.

            Just after 10 p.m. Sunday, a drive-by shooting occurred in the area of DeSoto Streetand Sixth Avenue where a 30-year-old male was shot in the hand. A description of the vehicle was broadcast to officers, and Officer David Rogers saw a vehicle matching its description at Pace Boulevard and Jackson Street. Rogers followed the vehicle to B and Gadsden streets where the driver – later identified as Bruster – jumped out and began running. Bruster was taken into custody nearby.

            Officers found two children ages 13 and 14 in addition to some crack cocaine and marijuana inside the vehicle.

            The Gun Crime Response Team was notified; the shooting remains under investigation.

            No one was hurt when an attempted carjacking occurred around 12:30 a.m. today in a parking lot at Tarragona and Church streets.

            A 28-year-old male told police he left a business and was walking to his car that was parked at the northwest corner of Church and Tarragona streets. While doing so, he walked by a man who was leaning against a neutral colored Jeep in the same parking lot. He said the man asked him for some cigarettes and he told him he didn’t have any.

            The victim said as he got to his car and got his keys to get in, the man came up behind him, leaned against his car and told him to get in. He said the man then lifted his shirt and revealed what he thought was the butt of a gun in his waistband. The victim dropped his keys and cell phone and ran to a nearby business to call police.

            When police arrived, the suspect was gone but the victim’s vehicle was still there. The suspect was described as a white male approximately 6 feet 1, skinny, and wearing a ball cap, shorts and a T-shirt. He may have sandy brown hair and a mustache and been in his early 40s.

            Anyone having information on the incident is asked to contact the Pensacola Police Department at 435 – 1900.

 An undisclosed amount of money was taken from a convenience store Monday night during an armed robbery.

No one was hurt in the incident, which occurred just before 9 p.m. at the Circle K, 1201 E. Cervantes St.

A 24-year-old male store employee told police he was working behind the counter when the suspect walked in, went to the men’s bathroom and then to a machine to get a drink. He said the suspect then went behind the counter, produced a large knife and demanded money. The employee complied, and the suspect left the store.

The suspect was a black male wearing a white T-shirt and dark pants. He was bald, approximately 5 feet 10 to 6 feet tall and about 175 to 200 pounds. He reportedly left the scene in a late model 4-door burnt orange Dodge Neon with a black right front fender and a rear spoiler.

Anyone having information on the incident is asked to contact the Pensacola Police Department at 435 – 1900.

WANTED PERSONS

ARRESTED: JACKSON

Dominique Jackson

Race/Sex:  Black/Male

D.O.B.: 7/20/89

Hair/Eyes: Black/Brown

Ht/Wt: 6’0”/167 lbs.

WARRANT: 

LARCENY (GRAND THEFT 300 LESS THAN 5K DOLS) (1 CT)

DAMAGE PROP-CRIM MISCH (200 DOLS AND UNDER) (1 CT)

ROBBERY-RESIDENCE (HOME INVASION W/FIREARM OTHER DEADLY WEAPON) (1 CT)

Jackson is wanted in connection with a home invasion robbery that occurred June 16 in the 800 block of Royce Street.  Jackson should be considered armed and individuals coming into contact with him should use caution.

Robbert Baker

Robbert Xzavier Baker

Race/Sex:  Black/Male

D.O.B.: 11/7/89

Hair/Eyes: Black/Brown

Ht/Wt: 6’1”/150 lbs.

WARRANT: 

AGGRAVATED BATTERY (OFFENDER KNEW/SHOULD HAVE KNOW VICT PREGNANT)

(1 CT)

Baker is wanted in connection with a domestic violence related incident that occurred July 1. Baker is known to be armed and persons having contact with him should use caution.

Anyone having information on the subjects’ location is asked to contact the Pensacola Police Department at (850) 435-1900 or via Facebook. Tips can also be made to Crime Stoppers at 433-STOP, or you can also text Crime Stoppers by typing the tip in the body of the text after entering 274637 (CRIMES).

       Pensacola Police have arrested the fourth and final suspect involved in a December 24 2012 kidnapping and homicide.

     Anthony Lamar Wilson, 29, no permanent address, was arrested around 9:15 tonight at a home in Ensley with assistance from the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office. Wilson will be booked into the Escambia County Jail on a grand jury indictment for capital murder.

     “The arrest of Anthony Wilson is the result of the hard work and persistence of our officers to put the fourth suspect and final suspect behind bars to answer for this crime,” said Pensacola Police Chief Chip W. Simmons.

     On June 5, Deontrez Levon Kitt, 27, was taken into custody around 2:30 p.m. at a residence in the 5300 block of North Blue Angel Parkway. He was charged with capital murder on a grand jury indictment.

     Two other males – Deavis Saulsberry, 24, and Trevon Nelson, 28, both of Pensacola – also have been charged with capital murder for the December 24, 2012, kidnapping and murder of Torrance Hackworth, 32, of 1321 North J St., Pensacola.

     Around 2:45 a.m. on December 24, the suspects approached Hackworth when he arrived at his residence. They then forced him into the apartment, bound him with duct tape and held him in the apartment.

     One of the males awakened Hackworth’s 36-year-old girlfriend and their four children, ranging in age from four to 10, and ordered them at gunpoint into the living room. As all six residents were held hostage, the suspects ransacked the house, demanded money and stole various items.

     When Hackworth insisted he didn’t have any money because he had bought Christmas presents for the children, the suspects said they were going to kill him. The suspects then beat and struck Hackworth several times with a firearm in front of the woman and children before dragging him outside and putting him into the truck of the woman’s vehicle, which they used to flee the scene.

     Approximately two to three hours after the abduction, the woman’s vehicle was found partially submerged at the SandersBeach boat launch. Hackworth was shot several times and his body was found December 26 in a vacant lot in the 1600 block of North S Street. The incident is believed to have been drug related.

     Agencies that assisted the Pensacola Police Department with the investigation were the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office, Gun Crime Response Team, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, and State Attorney’s Office.

Anthony Wilson Jr.

Deontrez Kitt

Deavis Saulsberry

Trevon Nelson

Whenever a dangerous situation occurs on the streets, and K-9 Officer David Rogers is working, chances are he’ll probably be one of the responding officers.

            Such was the case recently when he was one of the officers who responded to a shooting at Watson and Blount streets where a woman was shot in the face during a disturbance inside a vehicle. After the victim got out of the vehicle, the driver fled the scene and a description of the vehicle was broadcast to officers.

            Officer Rogers and another officer spotted the vehicle at Bayou Boulevard and Cervantes Street and tried to stop it, but the driver refused and fled on Cervantes. The pursuit ended at X and Cervantes streets when the driver was pinned by Officer Rogers’ vehicle.

            While trying to take the suspect into custody, Officer Rogers saw him reached for something on the floorboard. Officer Rogers then fired two rounds in the suspect’s direction to get him to stop. At that time, the suspect was taken into custody and a revolver was found on the driver’s floorboard.

            The suspect was charged with attempted murder, aggravated assault, fleeing/eluding, and grand theft auto. The female victim was hospitalized for treatment of a single gunshot wound to her face.

            Because of his outstanding police skills on this incident, Officer David Rogers was named Officer of the Month for June 2013.

WANTED PERSON

Cortez Kwame Johnson

Race/Sex:  Black/Male

D.O.B.: 8/8/90

Hair/Eyes: Black/Brown

Ht/Wt: 5’11”/150 lbs.

WARRANT (OTTIC): 

COCAINE-TRAFFIC (28 GRAMS LESS THAN 150KG COCAINE OR MIXTURE) (1 CT)

ASSAULT (ON OFFICER FIREFIGHTER EMT ETC) (1 CT)

MOVING TRAFFIC VIOLATION (DRIVING WHILE LIC SUSP-HABITUAL OFFENDER) (1 CT)

RESIST OFFICER (OBSTRUCT WO VIOLENCE) (1 CT)

FLEE/ELUDE POLICE (FAIL TO OBEY LEO ORDER TO STOP) (1 CT)

POSSESS OF WEAPON (OR AMMO BY CONVICTED FLA FELON) (1 CT)

Richo Click

            Pensacola Police are searching for an 11-year-old male who walked away from his home Thursday afternoon.

            Richo Rayvon Click was last seen walking eastbound from his residence in the 400 block of East Lee Street around 4 p.m. Thursday. He was last seen wearing a blue shirt, blue jeans and house slippers.

            Detectives do not believe at this time that any foul play is involved in the child’s disappearance.

            Click is a black male approximately 4 feet 5 inches tall, about 70 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes.

            Anyone having information on the child’s location is asked to contact the Pensacola Police Department at 435 – 1845.

            An 11-year-old male who walked away from his home Thursday afternoon has been found.

            Pensacola Police found Richo Rayvon Click around 5:30 tonight in the 1300 block of Toni Street. Detective James Parsons said a woman called police to report she had seen the child after some reverse 911 calls were made to that area.

            Parsons said the child got a ride to the Toni Street area where there had been some family friends and had been staying outside. He was unhurt.

            Click was last seen walking eastbound from his residence in the 400 block of East Lee Street around 4 p.m. Thursday.

            Two people were injured in a single-vehicle crash this morning on Cervantes Street after the truck they were in struck a portion of the BayouTexarBridge.

            The crash occurred around 4:15 a.m.

            Officer Dan Bell said a 2003 Ford Ranger pick-up truck driven by Angela Lacoste, 45, of Cantonment was westbound on Cervantes Street and was going downhill toward the bridge when it struck the metal safeguard before the concrete barrier.

            Bell said neither Lacoste nor a passenger in the truck – Michael Raffield, 31, of Milton – were wearing seatbelts. Lacoste was taken to a local hospital for treatment; Raffield received minor injuries but refused medical treatment.

            Bell said charges are pending the results of a blood alcohol test.

Charles Turner

    A Pensacola man was arrested early this morning on child pornography charges after investigators determined he had downloaded sexually explicit pictures and movies of children from the internet onto his computer hard drives and shared those files with others.

     Charles David Turner, 51, of 425 Rentz Ave. was charged with 28 counts of possession of obscene material/child pornography and two counts of video voyeurism. He was booked into the Escambia County Jail with no bond around 2:20 a.m., said Detective Chris Wilkinson.

     Agents with the North Florida Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force initiated a search warrant at Turner’s residence on June 20 after he was identified via the internest as downloading child pornography.

     It was later determined that Turner had taken video of a family member while she was getting dressed after taking a shower. The video of the family member was recorded using a web camera without her knowledge or consent. A second video of an adolescent female taking a shower was found on his computer, and the investigation as to her identity is ongoing.

     Additional charges are pending, and the investigation is continuing to determine if Turner transmitted files and/or downloaded additional child pornography, Wilkinson said.

    Task force member agencies from the North Florida Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force assisted the Pensacola Police Department with this investigation. These agencies include Department of Homeland Security, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Escambia County Sheriff’s Office, Florida Department of Law Enforcement, and Walton County Sheriff’s Office.

WANTED PERSON

Andre Shamon Williams

Race/Sex:  Black/Male

D.O.B.: 8/15/87

Hair/Eyes: Black/Brown

Ht/Wt: 6’0”/180 lbs.

WARRANT: 

DRUG EQUIP-POSSESS (AND OR USE) (1 CT)

RESIST OFFICER (OBSTRUCT WO VIOLENCE) (1 CT)

MARIJUANA POSSESS (NOT MORE THAN 20 GRAMS) (1 CT)

MOVING TRAFFIC VIOLATION (KNOWINGLY DRIVE WHILE LIC SUSPENDED REVOKED) (1 CT)

FLEE/ELUDE POLICE (FLEE W DISREGARD OF SAFETY TO PERSONS OR PROPERTY) (1 CT)

COCAINE-POSSESS (POSSESS COCAINE) (1 CT)

Douglas Parker Jr.

Felony charges have been filed on a Pensacola man after an investigation determined he had sexual relations with three female juveniles between 2003 and 2007.

            Douglas Alden Parker Jr., 47, was arrested July 16 and charged with two counts of felony lewd and lascivious behavior. On July 17, an additional charge of felony lewd and lascivious behavior also was served on him.

            Sgt. Kristin Brown said detectives began investigating Parker on July 14, the same day one of the females filed a complaint against Parker with the Department of Children and Families. An investigation determined the females were ages three to nine years old when Parker had sexual contact with them.

            Brown said detectives also are in the process of examining Parker’s computer after child pornography was found on it; additional charges are pending for possession of child pornography.

            As of July 16, Parker was a Boy Scout leader for Troops 3 and 608 and was an Information Technology employee for the EscambiaCountySchool District. But the school district position had no direct contact with children, Brown said.

            The case remains under investigation. Anyone having questions/information about Parker’s activities is asked to contact Sgt. Kristin Brown at 435 – 1965.

WANTED PERSON

Clinton Allen Jones

Race/Sex:  White/Male

D.O.B.: 3/4/85

Hair/Eyes: Brown/Brown

Ht/Wt: 6’4”/175 lbs.

WARRANT: 

STOLEN PROP-DEAL IN (DEALING IN STOLEN PROPERTY) (1 CT)

LARCENY (GRAND THEFT 300 LESS THAN 5K DOLS) (1 CT)

            She may be a rookie, but within a very short time, Officer Tamika Barkers has proven she has a knack for finding criminals.

            For example:

            – She found a felony amount of marijuana during a citizen contact with a disabled vehicle.

            – She routinely checks areas for suspicious activity. On one of those recent checks, she found a man camping behind a grocery store. Officer Barkers returned to the area after recognizing the man from a department intel and found a portable meth lab.

            – She responded to a hit and run crash and was given a description of the suspect and vehicle. A few days later, Officer Barkers was dispatched to a domestic violence disturbance…and realized the female victim matched the description of one from the hit and run, was wearing an outfit matching the earlier description, and a car parked in the driveway had damage consistent with the hit and run investigation she had worked. When the female was confronted with the evidence, she fled the scene. A warrant was initiated for her arrest.

            Because of her tenacity and curiosity, Officer Tamika Barkers was named Officer of the Month for July 2013.