DATE & TIME: Tuesday, October 9, 2013
Case # 13-0245
LOCATION: Stockton, Maryland
CRIME: Armed Robbery
ACCUSED: Ecentral Brian Francois
Case # 13-0245
LOCATION: Stockton, Maryland
CRIME: Armed Robbery
ACCUSED: Ecentral Brian Francois
213 Cedar Street, Pocomoke City, Maryland
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| Ecentral Brian Francois |
CHARGES: Armed Robery, Second Degree Assault and Theft Under $1,000
NARRATIVE: On Tuesday, October 9, 2013, Ecentral Francois was involved in a drug transaction in the Stockton, Maryland area. During the transaction Francois brandished a gun and forcibly took the drugs.
Francois was tracked through the license plate on his vehicle and with the assistance of the Worcester County Sheriff’s Office and the Pocomoke City Police Department was detained and subsequently identified by the victim.
Francois was tracked through the license plate on his vehicle and with the assistance of the Worcester County Sheriff’s Office and the Pocomoke City Police Department was detained and subsequently identified by the victim.
Francois was arrested and charged with Armed Robbery, Second Degree Assault and Theft Under $1,000.
Mr. Francois was taken before a judicial officer and held on $40,000.
The investigation is ongoing.
The Sheriff's Office would like to thank the Pocomoke Police Department for their quick response and action taken in locating the suspect vehicle in such a quick manner. It is these partnerships that keep this county as safe as it is.
Submitted:
Lieutenant Edward C. Schreier
Worcester County Sheriff's Office
Pocomoke City have a new and improved police department. Sewell is doing a terrific job here and hooking up with Reggie and his deputies was a smart move. Happy and safe days are here again in Worcester.
ReplyDeleteGreat job by all involved. Thanks to PCPD and the WCSO for the spirit of cooperation that makes Worcester County and Pocomoke City a great place to live.
ReplyDeleteKeep up the good work!
Rob Clarke
I couldn't agree more! Pocomoke Police Dept. along with the Worcester County Sheriff's Office also assist the Accomack County Sheriff's Office when called upon. Working together for the sake of the community only makes the areas safer to live and play in. What they do can never be appreciated enough. God bless and protect them.
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