Former ADOC sergeant convicted in 2018 beating, attempted cover up
Devlon Williams was convicted for deprivation of rights under color of law, falsification of records and obstruction.
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See recent postsWetumpka cat ladies were convicted, but the city will pay the price
A Wetumpka judge convicted two elderly women on four misdemeanor charges related to feeding stray cats.
Former Athens principal convicted for role in $10 million fraud scheme
Rick Carter, who was principal of the year in Alabama in 2013, was accused of falsifying student records to skim state dollars.
Despite conviction, Montgomery cop remains free two years later
Former Montgomery officer AC Smith was convicted in January 2020 of killing an unarmed Black man. He's still free today.
Alabama law students support new trial for man on death row
The students are joined by the prosecutor in the man's trial, former Attorney General Bill Baxley and others in asking for a new trial.
Alabama’s longest serving sheriff convicted on two felony charges
Limestone County Sheriff Mike Blakely was convicted of felony theft and a felony ethics charge.
Former Alabama prison supervisor convicted for failing to intervene in beating
Willie Burks watched the handcuffed person be beaten, then afterward said "that’s fair,"according to the U.S. Department of Justice.
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See recent postsHubbard did the crime; he should do the time
Hubbard may not be a violent offender but his actions are a danger to society and a threat to the public.
A brief look at candidate Barry Moore
Former state Representative Barry Moore will face Dothan businessman Jeff Coleman in a Republican primary runoff for Alabama’s Second Congressional District on July 14. Moore entered politics in 2010, at the urging of then-Chair of the Republican Party Mike Hubbard. (Hubbard is a convicted felon who is sentenced to four years in state prison for … Continued
Man set to be executed Thursday for murders he did not commit
An Alabama man convicted in the 2004 shooting deaths of three police officers he did not kill is set to be executed this afternoon. Nathaniel Woods, 44, was convicted in 2005 of capital murder in the shooting deaths of three Birmingham police officers Carlos Owen, Harley A. Chisholm III and Charles R. Bennett. Woods was … Continued