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Century Man Caught With Fentanyl And Weapons, ECSO Says
August 11, 2022
A Century man is facing multiple drug and weapons charges, and a homeless woman is facing drug charges, after they were found with fentanyl in a van by an Escambia County Roadway, according to the sheriff’s office.
Keith Aaron Roads, 42, was charged with possession of marijuana less than 20 grams, unlawful carrying a weapon without a license, unlawful carrying a firearm without a license, carrying a concealed weapon while committing a felony, and carrying a concealed firearm while committing a felony.
Mary Katherine Sames Mundy, 47, was charged with possession of a controlled substance without a prescription, possession of marijuana less than 20 grams, and possession of drug paraphernalia.
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office responded to Pine Forest Road and Sharon Lane to check a reported suspicious van parked on the side of the road. They reported finding Roads in the driver’s seat with Mundy in the front passenger seat.
Roads allowed a deputy to look for his identification inside his backpack. The backpack did not contain his identification, but deputies did find a loaded .38 revolver, a loaded .22lr pistol and brass knuckles, according to an arrest report. Roads’ ID was ultimately found in his pants pocket.
The vehicle was searched after a K-9 alert. Inside the van, deputies found a substance that field tested positive for fentanyl, along with a marijuana pipe, another broken pipe, cut plastic straws and smoking devices, the report states.
Roads remained in the Escambia County Jail Thursday morning with bond set at $115,500, and Mundy was jailed with a bond amount of $2,000.
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10 Responses to “Century Man Caught With Fentanyl And Weapons, ECSO Says”
Fentanyl is a death trap for anyone who uses it. I hope they throw the book at him. Even drug addicts know the dangers of fentanyl. They sell knowing it can cause instant death to the person using it.
Governor DeSantis just announced a new initiative to combat the increased opioid overdose and deaths in the state of Florida. Less talk and more action- that’s one of the things I really like about him. Hope this new program makes a dent in the problem!
Look I agree with Fentayl getting off the street. I was recently released from an Alabama prison that’s full of fentayl and people dying everyday. What I don’t agree with is people bashing drug addicts. I’m a former drug addict and you can get clean if you want to I have been clean 2 years now. Give people a chance they just made some bad choices.
They need to be put under the jail…just had a friends daughter died from that fentanyl we need to get this crap off the streets….so sad!!!people if you have this problem please get help now its no way to live and the drug will win dont let it…get help before its to late
She was a teacher at Ferry Pass Middle up until about 2020. Very sad.
Drug heads all around that place and thieves. Meth head stole my Dewalt cordless tools then brought back one impact with no batteries or charger and kept the rest. I hope it catches up with him. The dope and the theft! Real piece of work he is.
It will get worse before it gets better, with the economy the way it is…
Now she has a home!
There is a pregnant girl who is so screwed up on drugs badly and white headed man walking around century pretty sure saw them more than once meeting up with these by Anthony Pleasant park they’d appear to be homeless hopefully it’s not at the park.
dopers. they are everywhere.