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U.S. Marshals arrest six suspects in Selma sting operation - The Selma Times‑Journal

Six suspects were arrested by the US Marshals Gulf Coast Regional Fugitive Task Force (GCRFTF) during the week of Dec. 4 for charges that include capital murder, firearms violations, and narcotics. The suspects arrested were: Jaaquon Wilson (capital murder), Stephen Woods (capital murder)...

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U.S. Marshals arrest six suspects in Selma sting operation

Published 3:43 pm Monday, December 11, 2023
By James Jones

Six suspects were arrested by the US Marshals Gulf Coast Regional Fugitive Task Force (GCRFTF) during the week of Dec. 4 for charges that include capital murder, firearms violations, and narcotics.

The suspects arrested were:
Jaaquon Wilson (capital murder),
Stephen Woods (capital murder),
Lashonda Carter (hindering prosecution/possession of narcotics),
Trevon Lewis (failure to appear by federal prosecution),
Khadijah Dillard (false statements/firearms violation, federal prosecution),
Collin Barley (felon in possession of firearms -federal prosecution).

Members of the Young Turnt Niggaz (YTN) gang were wanted for various crimes. During the arrest of these individuals, two firearms were recovered including an assault-style rifle and a handgun. A small amount of marijuana was also seized during these arrests and more charges are pending.

The operation was led by the US Marshals GCRFTF Mobile Office but assisting agencies included The Southern District of Alabama, Alcohol Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF), ATF Safe Streets Task Force, Selma Police Department, Jackson Police Department, Thomasville Police Department, Demopolis Police Department, Dallas County Sheriff’s Office, Clark County Sheriff’s Office, The District Attorney’s Office 4th Judicial Circuit, The District Attorney’s Office 17th Judicial District, Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA), and the Alabama Department of Pardons and Paroles. “

By continuing to conduct these joint operations in South Alabama, we are committed to keeping the citizens of South Alabama safe,” said Mark F. Sloke, the US Marshal for the Southern District of Alabama. “We will continue to seek justice for those who violate the laws of our great nation and put our communities at risk. This joint operation highlights the commitment the US Marshals Service has in keeping the historic streets of Selma safe for its citizens.” The GCRFTF is still actively pursuing other individuals with warrants wanted out of the Selma area.

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"We Shall Overcome"
We'll become violent gangs,
We shall deal in drugs,
We shall traffic guns,
We will populate prisons, er, The Zoo.

 

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Man sentenced to prison for 2017 nightclub shooting - The Selma Times‑Journal

A man was sentenced to prison for murder and assault on March 28. According to the Dallas County Court System, Juantonio Cosby received a five-year prison sentence for a nightclub shooting in 2017. Cosby was found guilty by a Dallas County Grand Jury on Oct. 26. Dallas County Circuit Court...

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Man sentenced to prison for 2017 nightclub shooting

Published 8:42 am Monday, April 1, 2024

By James Jones A man was sentenced to prison for murder and assault on March 28. According to the Dallas County Court System, Juantonio Cosby received a five-year prison sentence for a nightclub shooting in 2017. Cosby was found guilty by a Dallas County Grand Jury on Oct. 26. Dallas County Circuit Court Judge Marvin Wiggins sentenced Cosby to a 20-year prison sentence, with five years of prison time to serve.

Cosby was also sentenced to 10 years for an assault that also resulted from the shooting.

Last year, co-defendant, Kenneth Ingram pled guilty to his part in the events that killed Shykereya Leggett and injured Eddie Williams back on Oct. 22, 2017. The two victims were outside of the Prime Ultra Lounge in Selma at the time of the shooting. The case had issues of accomplice liability and complicity. Cosby was identified as a shooter alongside his co-defendant after they returned to the premises of the club after being previously escorted out of the establishment after a fight. Under this theory, all parties involved with the criminal activity can be charged in the commission of the crimes that result.

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Selma man arrested for robbing at Brown Drug Store - The Selma Times‑Journal

A Selma man was charged with first-degree robbery at Brown Drug Store on April 3. According to Lt. Ray S. Blanks of the Selma Police Department, Samuel Lee Spears, 61, was arrested and charged with armed robbery, Spears was later caught at Wal-Mart and arrested on April 4. The crime occurred...

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Selma man arrested for [armed] robbing at Brown Drug Store

Selma man arrested for robbing at Brown Drug Store

Published 9:21 am Wednesday, April 10, 2024
By James Jones

A Selma man was charged with first-degree robbery at Brown Drug Store on April 3. According to Lt. Ray S. Blanks of the Selma Police Department, Samuel Lee Spears, 61, was arrested and charged with armed robbery, Spears was later caught at Wal-Mart and arrested on April 4. The crime occurred around 4 p.m. on April 3 at the 1600 Block of Broad Street. Email newsletter signup Sign up for our daily email newsletter Blanks said that Spears is currently being held at the Perry County Detention Center in Marion under no bond.

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Selma man murdered at his home

Published 10:44 am Tuesday, May 14, 2024 By James Jones

A Selma man was killed last weekend at his home barbershop. According to the Selma Police Department, Kevin Wade Shark, 57, was shot to death at the 200 block of Cresthaven Court on May 11. According to the SPD, Shark was shot several times and pronounced dead at the scene by the time officers arrived to the scene. The fatal shooting remains under investigation by the SPD and no arrests have been made.

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Selma man murdered at his home - The Selma Times‑Journal

A Selma man was killed last weekend at his home barbershop. According to the Selma Police Department, Kevin Wade Shark, 57, was shot to death at the 200 block of Cresthaven Court on May 11. According to the SPD, Shark was shot several times and pronounced dead at the scene by the time officers...

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Minter man arrested in Montgomery, is charged with capital murder

Published 5:35 am Saturday, May 11, 2024
By James Jones

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Minter man arrested in Montgomery - The Selma Times‑Journal

A Minter man was arrested on May 8 by Montgomery Police Department for his alleged involvement in an April murder. Keehsar Henderson, 18, is charged with capital murder in the April 7 shooting death of Christopher Manuel 52. According to MPD, the fatal shooting occurred around 10:20 p.m. at the...

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A Minter man was arrested on May 8 by Montgomery Police Department for his alleged involvement in an April murder. Keehsar Henderson, 18, is charged with capital murder in the April 7 shooting death of Christopher Manuel 52. According to MPD, the fatal shooting occurred around 10:20 p.m. at the 4700 block of Mobile Highway. After arriving, MPD found Manuel dead on the scene. Henderson was taken into custody on May 9 by MPD and the United States Marshals Gulf Coast Regional Task Force. Henderson is currently in the Montgomery County Detention Facility under no bond.

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Dallas County man dies following drive-by shooting in Selmont
Published 5:20 pm Thursday, May 9, 2024
By James Jones

A Dallas County man died from injuries he received in a wild shootout at the Pine Glenn Subdivision of Selmont on May 4. According to the Dallas County Sheriff’s Office, Chico Madison, 20, was killed during a drive-by shooting. After the shooting, suspects left a car and ran between the houses. By the time DSCO deputies arrived on the scene, Madison was taken to the hospital. DCSO Officials said Madison died before making it to the hospital. He was found dead in an abandoned vehicle outside of Church’s Chicken late on the evening of May 4. Authorities believe Chico Madison was being driven to the hospital after being wounded in a shooting in Selmont before he was found dead in an abandoned vehicle near Church’s Chicken on Broad Street in Selma. DCSO officials said evidence recovered from the car has been sent to state forensics for examination. The incident remains under investigation by the DCSO, who are still searching for the person who shot Madison.

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Dallas County man dies following shooting in Selmont - The Selma Times‑Journal

A Dallas County man died from injuries he received in a wild shootout at the Pine Glenn Subdivision of Selmont on May 4.According to the Dallas County Sheriff’s Office, Chico Madison, 20, was killed during a drive-by shooting. After the shooting, suspects left a car and ran between the houses.

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Keith, Southside, Dallas County advance to Central Regional

Keith High, Southside High and Dallas County punched their tickets to the regional softball tournament on Tuesday. The Lady Bears spanked Central-Hayneville 21-3 and R.C. Hatch 20-3 to repeat as area champions for the fourth straight year.Southside captured the Area 6, Class 3A title, sweeping...

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It's a religion, a cult, MASSIVE APOLOGETICS on criminals at the Department of Justice VOC.

Kristina Rose with U.S. DOJ speaks at victims of crime ceremony

Kristina Rose, director of the Office for Victims of Crime (OVC) at the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), was the keynote speaker at the 4th Circuit Victims of Crime Ceremony in Dallas County.According to her website page, Rose oversees programs and services that support crime victims and...

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