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Flomaton Police Seek Molino Man Suspected In Burglary
December 30, 2021
The Flomaton Police Department is looking for a Molino man in connection with a burglary on Christmas Day.
Richard Newcomer is wanted on a charge of third degree burglary, according to FPD.
The suspect is seen in a surveillance video backing up a car to an open garage door, entering the structure and checking two large boxes, including a Vizio television box. Both boxes appear empty. The suspect then wanders around the mostly empty garage area.
According to police, the suspect was driving a vehicle with Florida tag Y21 0IX.
Anyone with information on Newcomer’s whereabouts is asked to call the Flomaton Police Department at (251) 296-5811 or their local law enforcement agency.
Images courtesy Flomaton Police Department for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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17 Responses to “Flomaton Police Seek Molino Man Suspected In Burglary”
He haa a job. He actually owns his own business. i know this because I met him at the business that he owns and operates and seems to do pretty well for himself with, and it has NOTHING to do with stolen property. lol. Strange seeing him on here
To be charged with 3rd degree burgalry only requires that a person enters a building unlawfully with the intent to commit a crime. Unfortunately, this guy made it very clear in multiple ways that he was looking to steal something, which bumps the trespassing charge up to 3rd degree felony.
He didnt steal anything.?
Not defending the guy,
but it looks like simple trespassing.
The camera used here is a WYZE Cam V3
I too would like to know more about the brand and model camera used.
Lots of great inexpensive do-it-yourself home surveillance cameras available that produce super clear images. Arlo, Blink, Nest, Ring and my personal favorite Wyze all make affordable home security cameras. Most don’t even require a monthly fee after purchase.
Look like he needs to borrow a job.. smh
I’d like to know what brand cameras these are, that’s pretty good quality.
Nice job “just saying”!
able bodied no count, opportunistic thief would rather prey on others, than to get a job and do what is right, hard labor in prison, get him off the street.
Well, someone didn”t skimp when they bought the camera. Good for you.
I do have cameras and a 120lb GSD. Notice how those dang cats don’t do anything.
According to the Florida DOC inmate look up, they might try just calling his Probation officer….didn’t last on probation long, it only started 12/16/2021 for dealing in stolen property.
Not the brightest bulb on the tree, is he?
Ha!!! I think it’s “what goes around, comes around” time when criminals get caught on video. Judges love them because a video doesn’t lie. He’s caught before he’s in custody. Lol!
I am thankful to live in a country which honors the rule of law. America is great because we are not despot-ruled or mob-ruled. Let the established judicial system mete out the appropriate justice for this perpetrator.
this is why more people are getting camaras and big dogs I’ve lived in pensacola for 65 years and have seen this place grow from scratch. most home owners would have open their door and shot this man dead cold. this right here should be a one year jail time when caught and 5 years probation and pay the home owner $100.00 per month for one year for invasion of privacy.