Man on drug offender probation arrested for vehicle theft
BY JENNIFER CABRERA
GAINESVILLE, Fla. – Eean Ryshard Brown, Jr., 24, was arrested yesterday and charged with grand theft of a vehicle; he is currently on drug offender probation that would have withheld adjudication of guilt on a charge of carrying a concealed firearm without a permit if he had successfully completed the probation.
A Gainesville Police Department officer responded to a call about a car stolen yesterday from Pavilion at 62nd; the car was found parked at Sweetwater Square Apartments. The officer reviewed security camera footage and reportedly saw Brown driving the vehicle on NE 15th Street, turning into Sweetwater Square, and backing it into a parking spot at 12:36 p.m. The officer reported that Brown was seen leaving the car and walking around a nearby building, then out of sight of the cameras.
Later in the afternoon, Brown reportedly brought the keys to an officer who was at Sweetwater Square, saying he was delivering the keys for the car’s owner. The officer recognized Brown as the person in the security video and took him into custody.
The officer wrote that Brown’s driver’s license was canceled in November of 2021, so Brown was cited for driving without a valid license and also charged with violating probation.
Brown has three felony convictions. Judge Meshon Rawls set bail at $12,000 in the grand theft case and ordered Brown held without bond on the probation violation.
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Someone should make Halloween masks of some of these mugshots. There’s a fortune to be made.
I realize dental insurance is expensive but really?!
Should have bartered for the grill with the guy that stole the BMW the other day.😉
Learn to set an alarm clock and flip burgers. It’s not rocket science.
He needs to be kept in jail. He was trusted to behave and then his record…at least the latest charges…would be expunged. He failed. He can no longer be trusted for anything. THREE FELONY CONVICTIONS! If he wants to be a bad citizen, then keep him with all the other bad citizens, in jail where he cannot steal cars, or go around robbing people; good, hard working people. We don’t deserve to be sharing our law abiding living spaces with this trash.
Nice toofums.