It’s good for fathers and sons to do things together and share common interests, but when those activities involve allegedly trafficking in drugs and shooting at law enforcement officers, that’s not exactly wholesome.
On Thursday, July 10, the Guilford County Sheriff’s Department reported that it had served a narcotics-related search warrant at 1323 Perga Court in Greensboro and made subsequent arrests after an alarming incident.
According to the press release, “Deputies identified themselves as law enforcement officers before, during, and after entering the residence. Inside of the residence, Deputies were confronted by 20-year-old Amarion Jequan Mann, who was armed with a rifle. A. Mann fired shots at the Deputies who returned fire. Fortunately, neither the Deputies nor A. Mann were struck by the rounds fired. A. Mann was taken into custody without further incident. Also taken into custody was 39-year-old Jequan Shontroy Mann, who is the father of A. Mann.”
Sheriff’s Department officials said that – because neither of the suspects or the deputies had been hurt by the gunfire – it wasn’t necessary for the department to request an investigation by the NC State Bureau of Investigation.
Instead, according to the statement, Guilford County Sheriff Danny Rogers “immediately initiated criminal and internal administrative investigations of the incident, as is the Sheriff’s Office protocol.”
After the arrests, both men were taken before a magistrate in Greensboro.
Amarion Mann was charged with two counts of “Assault on a Law Enforcement Officer with a Firearm,” two counts of “Assault with a Deadly Weapon with Intent to Kill” and he was also charged with “Possession with Intent to Sell and Deliver Marijuana.”
He’s now being held in the county jail in downtown Greensboro under a $252,500 secured bond.
Jequan Mann was charged with two counts of “Trafficking in Cocaine,” as well as with a charge of “Possession with Intent to Sell and Deliver Marijuana.” In addition, he was charged with “Possession of a Firearm by a Felon.”
Jequan Mann is also now behind bars in the jail in Greensboro. In his case, he’s being held under a $75,000 secured bond.
The Sheriff’s Department said that, since this matter is under investigation, no additional information will be provided at this time.
The klink is a good place for them to have a long duration stay.
Glad deputies were not injured. Shame the missed in their return fire. Hopefully the courts and district attorney will be able to provide them with a lengthy prison sentence.
House should be confiscated and sold ,money goes back to taxpayers.
These fine black mens is victims of white supremacy! The police is the ones that needs to be in jail. They was in they house not bothering nobody. This is a travesty! Preposterous!Outrageous! Salacious!
Dey dint doo nuffin !
Look at how proud that young BLM block captain is. He’s proud of being an attempted cop killer.
I know how to get that smile off that crook’s face. I just hope whoever prosecutes these two birds knows as well.
Awesome mug shot, looks like the young thug was happy to be spending time with his daddy
Anyone who wants to know why the crime rate is up and see how well our criminal justice system works just read the front page story in the local fishwrap today Out of jail on bond for murder gets electronic monitoring with a curfew 11 VIOLATIONS in 6 months. 1 violation should have put him back in jail.