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McDavid Woman Charged With Methamphetamine, Cocaine and Fentanyl Possession
April 18, 2024
A McDavid woman is facing felony drug charges related to methamphetamine, cocaine and fentanyl.
An Escambia County Sheriff’s Office deputy spotted 38-year-old Valene Alaine Walker in a vehicle parked after hours at the Century Food Mart in the 7900 block of North Century Boulevard. A deputy that approached the vehicle recognized Walker as having an outstanding warrant to appear on another felony charge.
She was taken into custody and placed in the male deputy’s patrol vehicle. In response to questioning, she told the deputy that she might have “ice” inside her bra, according to an arrest report. Due to no available female deputy in the area, she was transported to the Escambia County Jail where she was searched by a female officer.
Small plastic bags containing methamphetamine and cocaine were found in her bra, the report states, and a small piece of folded paper contained three fentanyl tablets.
Walker was charged with three counts of possession of a controlled substance. She remained in the Escambia County Jail without bond Thursday morning.
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5 Responses to “McDavid Woman Charged With Methamphetamine, Cocaine and Fentanyl Possession”
This is utterly heartbreaking. I knew her many, many, many moons ago, and I’m honestly not surprised that she’s so deep into a path of despair. She wasnt into drugs back then, mostly just boys. But she grew up in one of the MOST twisted, filthy (in many different ways), drug-infested environments I’ve ever seen, and quite honestly, she never stood much of a chance. She was set up for failure from the get-go. But even in the midst of it all, she was so funny and incredibly smart, and we had some great times together. The girl in this picture isn’t the same person. Praying hard for my dear old friend.
Wow she just didn’t change for the better. She had just gotten so much worse. I Thank God that my children and I are no longer in that run down area no more. Century is just a spot on the map where babies are always being made, drugs are being done more often by the children and now murders happen. SMH May God be with everybody
Dang it sucks that fentanyl has made it right in our house folks. Im so glad I’m not on drugs anymore, I thank God. Things have gotten so much more dangerous in the last 5 years. I know this girl, she’s been in and out of jail on drug charges or other charges and they just let her out. I wish they’d stop letting folks snitch their way back on the streets. They’ll eventually catch the big dogs without their help. They need to let these people do a lil time and some of them might decide to change their ways a lil sooner.
Century’s finest!!!
My husband and I are from Century, but have been gone for over 20 years. We are actually in town visiting right now. Saw a guy slinging on the corner of Alger and 29 near the Century Kwik Stop (used to be the Jr Food Store) yesterday. He sold to a black SUV right in front of us. Not much has changed, but I wish the county would provide resources to help curtail the drug activity. Hope she gets some help to get clean.