Federal Lawsuit Challenges Mobile Police Shooting That Killed Local Man
A federal civil rights lawsuit alleges Mobile police used excessive force in a 2013 shooting death of a man with a history of mental illness.
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A federal civil rights lawsuit alleges Mobile police used excessive force in a 2013 shooting death of a man with a history of mental illness.
Mobile police have charged Levan Dwan Perryman with murder in the October 2012 fatal shooting of Lanelle Jackson on St. Stephens Road, records show.
Mobile police are asking for the public's help identifying a man who broke into a Springhill Avenue used car lot and made off with tools and shop equipment.
Mobile police are searching for two armed men who robbed a stranger at gunpoint near Williamson High School on Midway Avenue late Tuesday night.
Mobile police unveiled a new network giving officers live access to more than 2,000 surveillance cameras at schools, the mall and other sites.
Mobile police released surveillance images of a suspect after two armed men fired shots at a driver during a failed carjacking near a Circle K.
A man remained hospitalized after Mobile officers shot him during a confrontation on Fisher Street, the department's third such shooting since January.
Mobile officers responding to an unrelated call fired on an armed man they say was shooting at another person on Fisher Street over the weekend.
A predawn home invasion on Jackson Road in Mobile ended with an armed resident firing on an intruder after being beaten with a baseball bat.
Mobile Fire-Rescue promoted two veteran district chiefs to deputy chief, the department's first promotions under a new system aimed at boosting diversity.