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Man Charged After Allegedly Shooting At Occupied Century Residence
May 27, 2025
A man has been charged after allegedly firing shots directed at an occcupied residence in Century.
Trey Alexander Weekes is facing a series of serious charges following a domestic disturbance. He was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, firing a deadly missile into occupied dwelling, and possession of a weapon or ammunition by a convicted felon.
According to an arrest report, the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office was dispatched to a residence on West State Line Road, just behind the Food Giant in Century around 9:30 p.m. on May 14 after receiving calls about shots fired. While en route, officers were notified that a vehicle matching the suspect’s description was stopped by Flomaton Police in nearby Alabama.
Weekes was the sole occupant of the vehicle stopped in Flomaton. A consensual search of the vehicle uncovered a .40 caliber magazine. A .40 caliber semi-automatic pistol was later located on Church Street in Flomaton, in the direction the suspect’s vehicle had been traveling. Weekes, who is a convicted felon, denied knowledge of the magazine’s presence in the vehicle, stating it belonged to his wife.
Further investigation revealed that Weekes had reportedly been involved in a verbal argument with a relative at the West State Line Road residence earlier that evening. Witnesses at the scene reported seeing Weekes outside the home with a gun. Deputies said residents inside the home took cover, and then 5 to 6 gunshots were heard. No injuries were reported, and no one inside the residence was struck. Deputies located what appeared to them to be five indentions in the dirt from gunshots with a possible strike mark on concrete at the front porch.
Weekes’ relative stated that they had argued earlier and that Weekes suffers from mental health issues exacerbated by methamphetamine abuse, according to the report. She also noted that Weekes had recently been released from prison and is on state probation in Alabama.
A criminal history check on Weekes revealed a felony conviction for rape, and he is listed on the sex offender registry in Alabama. Weekes was exhibited from Alabama on May 21 and remains in the Escambia County (Florida) Jail with bond set at $32,500.
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11 Responses to “Man Charged After Allegedly Shooting At Occupied Century Residence”
@Eric Hallford
Really Eric? Watch our mouths? For what? Speaking truth? Come on, this guy is dangerous. Look at his history Eric!! He’s dangerous. Maybe the nephews you’re speaking of are better off without him & his dangerous activities, his aggression, his out of control behavior!! Yes he’s human, but a dangerous human, a rapist, who has no regard for anyone in his path.
Eric, have you always stood so firm & obligated yourself as a “protector” of your nephews? Because if you were so concerned about your “nephews” then You, along with OTHER family members should have stepped up way before now with any concern for your nephews and got baby daddy some much needed help with his MANY problems. His long history & reputation has me wondering if maybe he got more problems than CARTER had liver pills. Poor Carter!!!!! Enough said!! If you know. You know.
Some people never learn and keep playing stupid games. This individual had numerous opportunities to do what’s right and lawful. He knowingly made his choices .
So what’s gonna be his kids excuses. Because of the bad hand they are being dealt.
I just pray that his wife wises up and realizes this is her chance to get them kids away from that kind of life. They don’t deserve this.
He is a danger to society .
I get that people are trying to show grace and pray for change—nothing wrong with that. But let’s not pretend a tough background is a free pass to hurt people. I say that as someone who didn’t exactly have the easiest start in life either. Trust me, I’ve seen struggle up close… still never managed to become a felon.
We all have choices. Some folks use their pain to grow. Others use it as an excuse. At the end of the day, actions have consequences—prayers don’t erase that. Hopefully he does change while doing his time, but let’s not twist a rough past into a reason to look the other way.
@tara … he hasn’t has the best of circumstances? Those are excuses. My best friend was raised by a crackhead head mom and a dad in prison. He joined the army with me and went to law school. Once you turn 18, the choices you make are yours and not based on “circumstances”. He makes choices every day to use meth.
@Eric Hallford … what do you mean, watch our mouths? We all are entitled to our opinions. That doesn’t change because he’s your family. But as family, you can help by using the marchman act. Now, hopefully the state will give him a place to stay for the next 25+ years so Those around him can be safe.
Just pray he gets help because he has kids who happen to be my nephews so watch your mouths. Everyone’s book is wrote differently. Hope he gets the transformation for my nephews and God use his glorious power to watch over his kids.
Sadly, you may be correct. I was just pointing out that I know a little about his background and i am sorry for what has happened. I believe in the punishment fitting the crime. No one is too lost for Jesus though. So while he’s in prison for this offense rightfully, I’ll pray that he will have a change inside that only God can orchestrate.
He is a violent felony and sex offender. He should be under the prison. It’s past time these prosecutors and judges start giving harsher sentences. Some people, like this guy, can’t be rehabilitated.
Bystander, I have known him for years and while I do not defend anything that he did or has done, I will just say that he’s not had the best circumstances in life either. The charge that he had before was a bit questionable if you knew the background. No excuses because so many people can rise above their circumstances. Everyone can’t though for their own personal reasons, absence of good role models etc. but I am sorry for him and for his family and I will continue to pray for them all. Sometimes there is more to know about a person than just what you read. He does need to be punished for this absolutely and to the full extent of the law.
Sounds like this guy ended up exactly where he belongs. With multiple prior offenses, it’s no surprise. Honestly, he doesn’t seem to contribute much to society—just another burden we all have to carry.