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Walnut Hill Woman Charged With Attempting To Kidnap Child From Store
November 21, 2018
A Walnut Hill woman was charged with allegedly attempting to kidnap a child from an Escambia County store.
Shivoyer Monee English, age 37 of Cypress Street, allegedly lured a 2-year old child to her using a stuffed animal Tuesday at the Dollar General store at T and Cervantes streets. When the child approached, English grabbed the child’s wrists and tried to exit the store, according to Pensacola Police.
The mother stopped her and called 911.
English was charged with felony attempted kidnapping and possession of marijuana. She remained in the Escambia County Jail Wednesday with bond set at $51,000.
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8 Responses to “Walnut Hill Woman Charged With Attempting To Kidnap Child From Store”
If she has mental health issues the put her where she can’t hurt anyone including herself.jail is not where she needs to be, someone may of made her do this,if mental issues are the cause of her wrng doing.
Wonder how many times she has done this before?
PRAISE that the Child is unharmed and that the mother was able to retrieve her son.
God only knows what the deranged and drugged woman had in mind to do with this Innocent and young boy.
Know the lawyers and special interest groups and Our Legislature have set rules for holding, detaining persons on certain offenses and most time the decision on bail/bond is Out of the Judge’s hands — seems in cases like this the “alleged” person could be put into some sort of protective custody without bond.
No telling what this woman was or did before drugs…prime teaching tool for our children to see this skeleton of a person and the lengths to which they will go.
God Bless the child and parents that they may heal and move forward in life.
Never leave your children unattended this is what can happen.
put her in the nut house with Firestarter and knife necklace. streets will be safer.
There is too much of this going on. I agree with Mike.
She was on probation for a battery charge which she violated and the judge put her back on the streets 11/15/18. She as a mental health history. Thank God she was caught.
There are certain things that people shouldn’t be released after doing. And, this is one of them because she WILL do it again. Thank God that baby is safe.