MIAMI – A lady informed law enforcement officials that her 52-year-old attacker mentioned, “he was going to shoot her in the face and kill her family if she called the police,” in step with an arrest file that the Miami Police Department launched on Thursday.
Weeks after the girl reported Geowani Marcillan’s danger after he had allegedly raped her and stole from her in August in the Little River group, officials arrested him on Tuesday in the Little Haiti group, police mentioned. He used to be on the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center on Thursday afternoon, records show.
Marcillan — a convicted felon with a felony historical past in Miami-Dade County that is going again many years — informed police that he used to be born in Cuba and labored in building, in step with the arrest file and county and state records. Cocaine, violence, and robbery dominate his Miami-Dade arrest report.
Marcillan used to be launched from jail in 1999 after he used to be convicted of a 1996 kidnapping to attack and terrorize a sufferer in Miami-Dade County, according to his Florida Department of Corrections profile. He seemed in courtroom on Thursday morning whilst dealing with 8 new fees in 3 instances — two in Miami and one in Miami Gardens.
In the newest Miami case, Marcillan is dealing with fees of sexual battery, housebreaking of an occupied residing, and housebreaking of an unoccupied residing.
In the Miami case that prosecutors filed on Wednesday, and the courtroom assigned to Miami-Dade County Circuit Judge Christine Bandin, he’s dealing with fees of battery and attack.
In the Miami Gardens case filed Wednesday and assigned to Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Lody Jean, Marcillan is dealing with fees of attack, theft through unexpected snatching, and felony mischief. He additionally has a pending warrant for knowingly using with out a license. Records show his bond for the pending instances is $42,000.
Detectives had been asking someone with information about those or different instances involving Marcillan to name Miami-Dade County Crime Stoppers at 305-471-8477.
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