Two Kentucky men arrested for drug trafficking in Limestone County Two Kentucky men arrested for drug trafficking in Limestone County (Source: Limestone County Sheriff s Office) By WAFF 48 Digital Staff | March 1, 2021 at 4:08 PM CST - Updated March 1 at 4:08 PM
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Two men were arrested after multiple agencies found illegal drugs while searching a vehicle in Limestone County.
Deputies tell WAFF, the Limestone County Sheriff’s Office, Huntsville Police Department, State Bureau of Investigation, and North East Alabama Drug Enforcement Task Force, served a search warrant on a vehicle located at Camelot Apartments at around 1:00 p.m. on February 27.
Limestone County Sheriff’s Office working to ID suspect in bike shop theft
A suspect is seen in surveillance video taking a dirt bike from a local shop.
Posted: Feb 22, 2021 8:16 PM
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The Limestone County Sheriff’s Office is working to identify a suspect accused of stealing a dirt bike from a local shop.
The department posted surveillance video to Facebook on Monday showing the incident. It happened on Feb. 14 at Midway Cycles.
A 2018 red Honda CRF125FB dirt bike was taken.
The sheriff’s office says the suspect is a current or former student at East Limestone High School, Sparkman High School, James Clemens High School or Bob Jones High School. It’s believed he lives in the area of Old Railroad Bed Road or that he has family there.
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A judge has set the April 7 court date for Mason Sisk, who s charged as an adult with capital murder in the deaths of his father, mother and three siblings in Elkmont, Alabama, in 2019, WAAY-TV reported.
Sisk was 14 at the time of the slayings. The now-16-year-old is being held in the Limestone County Jail without bond.
A mugshot of teenage murder suspect Mason Sisk. (Limestone County Sheriff s Office)(Supplied)
Limestone County Circuit Judge Bob Baker, meanwhile, is considering a request to let him be transferred back to the Tennessee Valley Juvenile Detention Centre.
The teenager was placed in the county jail after he was charged in November as an adult in the case. His lawyers, Michael Sizemore and Lucas Beaty, said the law requires Sisk to be separated from adult inmates but they argue solitary confinement is not appropriate for him.