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Three Indicted For Murder Of Man Found Dead In Vehicle In Ensley
June 27, 2025
This week, an Escambia County grand jury indicted three men on charges of first degree felony murder.
Michael Polnitz, Kaleb Bonner, and Antonio Larkins were each charged and arrested.
The indictment stems from the shooting death of 20-year-old Andrew Sanders, which occurred on April 24, 2025. Sanders’ body was discovered with a fatal gunshot wound in a vehicle on Currier Place in Ensley.
Polnitz’s next court date is scheduled for July 2, while Bonner and Larkins will appear in court on September 2.
All three remain in the Escambia County Jail without bond.
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4 Responses to “Three Indicted For Murder Of Man Found Dead In Vehicle In Ensley”
Trying to impress each other to stimulate what brains they don’t have, gets them life in prison. What kind of parents raise these little hoodlums? I think the parents should be investigated, as well. You can’t ignore your kids and trust they’re doing the right thing. Your children should be your first priority. Kids with guns who murder have some seriously disturbing problems that their PARENTS should notice!
YES,NO BOND!
It would be nice if each one could get at least 50 years in prison !!! Wait !!!!! Try life without the chance of parole !!!!!!!!
Yall take a look at some of Pensacola’s finest citizens. Morality has LEFT Pensacola.