Mobile Murder Suspect Sentenced to 15 Years on Federal Gun Charge
A 21-year-old already facing a state murder charge received a 15-year mandatory federal sentence for illegal gun possession.
Mobile and Baldwin County News
A 21-year-old already facing a state murder charge received a 15-year mandatory federal sentence for illegal gun possession.
A bookkeeper for a synthetic drug operation that relocated to Robertsdale pleaded guilty to a federal fraud conspiracy charge.
State investigators said a death first reported as a crash on County Road 55 in Foley in September 2009 was being investigated as a homicide.
Escambia County deputies announced arrests after an Atmore man was fatally shot in September 2009 during an argument, according to investigators.
Authorities said a man accused in a 2009 Atmore bank robbery was arrested in Florida after an officer was stabbed during an early-morning encounter.
Robertsdale police announced the 2009 arrest of a Baldwin County drug suspect after a caller reported seeing him near the Highway 59 and Highway 90 intersection.
Seventeen months after Herman Thomas resigned from the Mobile County circuit bench and halted his own misconduct trial, the allegations against him remained unresolved and the questions kept resurfacing.
Baldwin County deputies announced a capital murder charge in February 2009 after a man was found dead near Loxley on Truck Trail 17.
Sworn statements filed in a 2002 lawsuit by a Mobile inmate accused Judge Herman Thomas of paddling prisoners, five years before a judicial inquiry took up the same allegations.
Mobile Circuit Judge John Lockett made public a six-page fax from Clarke County Judge Stuart Dubose and ordered him to stop private communications with the court after a $1.2 million…