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Cantonment Man Facing Felony Drug Charges After FDLE, NCIS Execute Search Warrant
September 19, 2025
A Cantonment man is facing multiple felony drug charges after state, federal and local law enforcement executed a search warrant earlier this week.
Ladaryl Lamario Hull, 22, was charged with first degree felony trafficking methamphetamine 28-200 grams, second degree possession of cocaine with intent distribute, and third degree felony possession of marijuana with intent to distribute.
Hull, listed by the Escambia County Jail as being a resident of Reggie Lane in Cantonment, was at a home on Besman Drive near Lillian Highway when he was arrested.
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement, NCIS and local law enforcement took part in a search warrant executed on Wednesday. During the search, they located 126 grams of methamphetamine, 18 grams of cocaine and 1,290 grams of marijuana in Hull’s bedroom, according to an arrest report.
According to FDLE, Hull is currently on felony probation after pleaded no contest in July 2024 to fleeing and eluding in Escambia County. He was found guilty and sentenced to two years’ probation.
Hull’s bond was set at $155,000.
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6 Responses to “Cantonment Man Facing Felony Drug Charges After FDLE, NCIS Execute Search Warrant”
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What’s the rest of the story? “Hull,… was at a home on Besman Drive near Lillian Highway when he was arrested.” Given the proximity of Lillian Highway to military bases at Corry and NASP, why was NCIS involved?
On the bright side he did not have a charge of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.
Curious as to why NCIS was involved in this nothing in the story indicates any kind of Link to the Navy
Young drug dealers who’s brain hasn’t developed yet, turn into drug dealers with no brains. It’s a “lose lose” situation. Also makes me wonder what his parent(s) did all those learning years. Pity.
What we’ve got here is failure to communicate. Some men, you just can’t reach.