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Recent Blog Posts
St. Clair County Sheriff busts 4 meth labs, 2 illegal gambling operations by AnnistonStar
May 06, 2010 | 
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The Sheriff’s Department continues to work with the community to combat illegal activities in the county. “We have seized four methamphetamine labs in the last three weeks, and wrapped up the investigations on two illegal gambling operations,” said Rick Oliver, a narcotics investigator for ... | 9 |
Lawmakers predict indictments ahead in bingo investigation by AnnistonStar
May 06, 2010 |
A state lawmaker from Gardendale said he has been cooperating with a federal probe into alleged vote buying since the spring of last year, and some lawmakers predicted as they left the grand jury proceedings Wednesday that the investigation would lead to indictments.
State Sen. Scott Beason... | 9 |
Investigators find 229 pot plants in Midland City by AnnistonStar
May 06, 2010 |
A total of 229 marijuana plants were seized from a Midland City residence on Tuesday after a two-week investigation by the Dale County Sheriff’s Office and Wiregrass Violent Crimes and Drug Task Force, according to authorities.
Rodney German, 40, of Dale County Road 570, was charged with... | 9 |
Truck falls on man near Ardmore by AnnistonStar
May 06, 2010 |
A Limestone County man has been critically hurt when the truck he was working on at his home fell on him. Limestone County volunteers were called to a home on Old Scrouge Road just west of the Ardmore Airport about 7:20 p.m. Wednesday.
The man was out from under the truck when firefighters ... | 9 |
Opelika burglary suspect entered by breaking through walls by AnnistonStar
May 06, 2010 |
Opelika police are investigating an incident in which a suspect burglarized several businesses along Pepperell Parkway by breaking through walls.
An employee at Be Be African Hair Braiding in the 3700 block of Pepperell Parkway called police between 10:15 and 10:30 p.m. Tuesday, when a... | 8 |
Parrot's noisy commentary during family dispute causes neighbors to call police by AnnistonStar
May 05, 2010 |
When a domestic dispute erupted in Pinson this morning, the squawking was so loud that neighbors called lawmen.
Jessie Hopson was arguing with his son-in-law, Michael Tolbert, authorities said, but it turns out that's not what was making all the noise.
Read the full story from The Birmin... | 9 |
Man accused of shooting at police arrested after standoff by AnnistonStar
May 05, 2010 |
A man accused of shooting at police officers on separate occasions in 2009 now faces federal charges after a two-hour standoff with authorities Tuesday afternoon.
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Steven Jeffrey Cain, 49, 3642 Franklin 20, Phil Campbel... | 9 |
Gadsden City to lose 13 teachers by AnnistonStar
May 05, 2010 |
Next week, 19 employees of Gadsden City Schools will receive a letter letting them know their services will not be needed for the 2010-11 school year.
Those to be cut include 13 certified teachers in the school system. Six support personnel also will be terminated.
Read the full story f... | 8 |
Etowah County cuts 26 teaching positions by AnnistonStar
May 05, 2010 |
The Etowah County Board of Education at its meeting Tuesday approved non-renewing 26 certified or teaching positions and 20 non-certified or support positions.
“We had to cut a lot of teachers and support people,” Superintendent Michael Bailey said. “Most of them are one-year only contracts... | 8 |
Meth labs found in Mobile County; 4 people, including 2 pregnant women, arrested by AnnistonStar
May 05, 2010 |
Two methamphetamine labs were found and four people were arrested Monday night by area authorities. In Tillman's Corner, two pregnant women and one man were arrested when Mobile police discovered a meth lab in their apartment.
Read the full story from The Press-Register. | 9 | Follow Us
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