ECSO: Century Man Claiming To Be Jesus And FBI Agent Charged With Battery On Security Guards
July 2, 2023
A Century man that “continuously” claimed to be “Jesus Christ” an a “FBI agent” is charged with the battery of two HCA Florida West Hospital security guards, according to the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office.
Zackery Wayne Armstrong, 37, was charged with two felony counts of battery on an officer or specified person.
Armstrong punched one security guard twice in the face and kicked another guard in the chest, an arrest report states. One guard said he “administered two complete cycles” with this taser.
“They then secured Armstrong to his bed and he went to sleep,” the report continues.
Armstrong remained in the Escambia County Jail Sunday morning with bond set at $5,000.
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5 Responses to “ECSO: Century Man Claiming To Be Jesus And FBI Agent Charged With Battery On Security Guards”
This guy needs help. His family should step up now before he becomes a worse threat to himself and others.
Never give up our senses and always good hope as prayers for the nations of the world together for the kingdom is here.
Praying for your healing. God still heals and we as parents need to pray for all of our children. I cannot imagine what it would be like to grow up in a world like our world is today, never give up on our children.
Jesus never terrorized local businesses their employees neighbors and others who unfortunately might have in his path or was caught in that 1000 yard stare this guy has! At least I’ve read or heard any bible stories that told of that.it is obvious he needs help and the residents here need help here also before someone get really hurt or has to take action against this guy and then chances losing everything they work for trying to protect their family friends or themselves! How many encounters with law enforcement will he get before something like that happens???
I hope when you read this that you’re doing better now. You’re human like the rest of us and make mistakes. Keep your head up brother.