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Bond set for Foley man whose dogs police say attacked roommate (opens the original)
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FOLEY, Ala. (WALA) - Bond was set Wednesday for Nikeyl Jones, whose dogs are accused of brutally attacking his roommate last week, sending her to the hospital. Jones appeared in court from the Baldwin County Jail on charges related to the dog attack. Because of other ongoing criminal cases against Jones, he may stay in jail despite the bond. Under Alabama’s Emily’s Law statute, dog owners can be held criminally liable in unprovoked attacks. Jones was charged with a Class C felony and criminal mi
State withdraws Aniah’s Law hearing request in HSI agent’s sex crimes case (opens the original)
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SPANISH FORT, Ala. (WALA) - The State of Alabama has withdrawn its request for an Aniah’s Law hearing in the case against Homeland Security Investigations Agent Kent Blacklidge. Blacklidge is charged with multiple sex crimes against a minor, including rape, sodomy and sexual abuse. A pretrial detention hearing scheduled for Tuesday did not happen. The state withdrew its motion after learning the defense intended to call the alleged victim to the stand to testify. Blacklidge turned himself in to
Owner of dogs that attacked roommate arrested (opens the original)
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FOLEY, Ala. (WALA) - The owner of five pit bull-type dogs that police say attacked a Foley woman has been arrested and charged in the attack. Baldwin County Sheriff’s deputies spotted 33-year-old Nikeyl Jones over the weekend and arrested him on Foley Police Department warrants, according to investigators. Jones has been charged with a class 3 felony under Emily’s Law, which holds dog owners criminally liable in unprovoked attacks, along with reckless endangerment. Police say the alleged attack
Baldwin County jury convicts Jared Smith-Bracy in capital murder case (opens the original)
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Bay Minette, Ala. (WALA) - A Baldwin County jury has found Jared Smith-Bracy guilty of capital murder in the deaths of his brother, his grandparents and a family friend at their Daphne home in February 2023. Smith-Bracy used a gun and a pickax to kill his brother, Jeremy, his grandparents, Barbara and Lenard Smith, and their friend, Sheila Glover. The courtroom was filled with friends and relatives of the victims as the verdict was read. Family members said the guilty verdict was a relief after
Closing arguments conclude in Smith-Bracy capital murder trial (opens the original)
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BAY MINNETTE, Ala. (WALA) - Closing arguments wrapped up Wednesday afternoon in the capital murder trial of Jared Smith-Bracy in Baldwin County. Smith-Bracy is accused of killing his brother, his grandparents and a family friend in Daphne more than three years ago. Each side gave its summation of the case to the jury before the judge instructs them and they begin deliberations. Both are set to happen Thursday morning. Smith-Bracy has spent the last three and a half years in the Baldwin County Ja
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