Judge Sends Marco Perez Case to Grand Jury in Killing of Officer Sean Tuder
A Mobile County judge ruled there is enough probable cause to send Marco Perez's case to a grand jury in the January shooting death of Mobile Police Officer Sean Tuder,…
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A Mobile County judge ruled there is enough probable cause to send Marco Perez's case to a grand jury in the January shooting death of Mobile Police Officer Sean Tuder,…
MOBILE, Ala. — The man accused of killing a Mobile Police officer earlier that year was scheduled to face a judge Tuesday for a preliminary hearing, a procedural milestone that…
Marco Perez pleaded not guilty to capital murder in the shooting death of Mobile Police Officer Sean Tuder, and his defense objected after Perez was brought into court wearing handcuffs…
New criminal charges continue to mount against Marco Perez, the 19-year-old accused of killing Mobile Police Officer Sean Tuder, according to court records and police. The case has moved at…
Marco Perez, accused of killing Mobile Police Officer Sean Tuder, now faces additional theft and burglary charges tied to a crime spree across Mobile County in the days before the…
Airbus broke ground on a second Mobile manufacturing facility expected to bring at least 400 jobs, a milestone that came the same week the city mourned a Mobile police officer…
Mobile Police Officer Sean Tuder was fatally shot while trying to serve a warrant on a fugitive teen, marking the second line-of-duty death for the department in less than a…
Kenneth Glasgow, an activist known for leading protests against the Mobile Police Department, has been charged with capital murder after a Dothan woman was found fatally shot.
The Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals has affirmed the capital murder conviction and life sentence of Mobile's Alwin Tillman, ruling he was the initial aggressor and was not entitled to…
Alabama executed Robert Bryant Melson at Holman Correctional Facility near Atmore for the 1994 killings of three Gadsden fast-food workers, the state's second execution in two weeks.