Molino Woman Accused Of Amusement Park Burglary Enters Pretrial Diversion

September 13, 2026

A Molino woman charged with burglarizing a local waterpark and amusement park where she was formerly employed has entered into a deferred prosecution agreement.

In February, Madison Lee Galle, 19, was charged with unarmed burglary of an unoccupied structure and criminal mischief, both felonies. She will reappear in court in May 2027, at which time the charges against her will be dismissed if she upholds the deferred prosecution agreement.

She was ordered to maintain full-time employment or full-time student status, refrain from breaking any law, perform 25 hours of community service with a minimum of five hours per month, and pay costs.

According to Escambia County Sheriff’s Office records, deputies responded to Splash City Adventures on Pensacola Boulevard on December 23, 2025, after a manager reported seeing intruders on surveillance video.

Investigators found a warehouse door had been pried open, causing approximately $800 in damage. Galle, who was identified as a former employee of the business who had been terminated, was allegedly seen on camera inside the warehouse during the incident.

The amusement park closed on September 14, 2025, and is now being demolished.

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Written by William Reynolds · Filed Under FRONT TOP