Mobile and Baldwin County News
Mobile County Constable and Prichard code enforcement officer Albert McCreary has been charged with first-degree rape and sexual assault, Sheriff Paul Burch announced.
For four decades, Leo Bullock III has been a fixture in Mobile County law enforcement. First elected as constable in 1984, he has outlasted presidents, heavyweight champions, and even Freddy…
A federal grand jury has indicted Prichard code enforcement officer Albert McCreary on a felon-in-possession firearm charge, and a judge ordered him held without bond ahead of a September trial.
The Mobile County District Attorney's office has filed a quo warranto petition to remove Precinct 31 Constable Albert McCreary, citing a 2009 felony conviction and a residency dispute, as he…
A Baldwin County judge found probable cause in a fatal Spanish Fort bar parking lot shooting involving a Mobile County constable.
A Semmes constable accused of fatally shooting a man in a Spanish Fort parking lot had his bond set at $250,000 during a Monday hearing.
A Mobile County constable charged with murder in a fatal Spanish Fort bar shooting had bond set at $250,000 after a Bay Minette hearing.
A 68-year-old Mobile County constable was booked into the Baldwin County jail on a murder charge after a fatal shooting in the parking lot of a club along the Causeway…