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Molino Man Charged With Trafficking Meth After Traffic Stop
May 31, 2025
A Molino man was arrested this week after a traffic stop escalated into a drug trafficking investigation.
Jeffery Gene Brown, 44, was charged with felony trafficking in methamphetamine. He was later released from jail on a $30,000 bond.
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office said Brown’s vehicle was observed traveling northbound on Pensacola Boulevard with inoperable tag lights. A traffic stop was initiated in the parking lot of a Circle K at the corner of Pensacola Boulevard and Broad Street.
During the stop, a clear plastic baggie, consistent with narcotics transportation, was observed protruding from underneath the armrest, according to an arrest report. Brown was asked to exit the vehicle, and a probable cause search was conducted.
Deputies said the baggie was found to contain a white crystalline substance that field-tested positive for methamphetamine.
Behind the driver’s seat where Brown had been sitting, deputies reported finding a black bag containing a large quantity of methamphetamine, a plastic bag containing large “shards” of meth and a large digital scale. They also located a “multicolored smoking device” a box of clear sandwich gags and a pair of brass knuckles, the arrest report states.
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8 Responses to “Molino Man Charged With Trafficking Meth After Traffic Stop”
Steve, 100% agree. Back in business (w/brother). Was he ever out of the biz?
Did anyone go to the trouble to see how many times this guy has been arrested? Only 30k bond? I don’t get it? Oh wait… yes I do… It all depends on who your family is.
Melissa, I love you dear.. but meth may not kill you right away. But it takes away everything you have to live for. Just think about a few people that we both know. One that graduated with high grades in school and now can’t function. Because of what it does to you. Maybe because that person did something else with it. We will never know. But it’s a drug that shouldn’t ever be put in your body.
It wasn’t Fenton that’s What kills?Thank you but, but he is a good person.I’ve known him for a long, since school.And if it was your people, you wouldn’t be talking smack.
Jeff is good people and always has been.We all mess up in life at some time or another And if it’s not you, it’ll be somebody that You know, I promise. And maybe everybody needs to take a trip to jail just so they can see What it’s like and to prison because they ate both different. It changes people give them mental problems and all kinds of stuff.. Just saying whether you like it or not.
Bond is way too low for someone obviously bent on profiting from misery, addiction, and lawlessness.
Methamphetamine is NOT a low level drug, it is death which is being peddled on our streets and our kids are getting hooked on it. It is my opinion that the bond for those who are engaged in the sale and distribution of meth should be much, much higher, and the penalty handed down by the judges should be much more harsh than what it is now.
A straight up repeat felon from theft to drug trafficking. A 3 time your done law would help with this community waste. If he where not white he’d still be doing time for 1st offense.
Back in Business .