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Marco Perez to face the death penalty after 11 to 1 vote by jury - Vimarsana News

Marco Perez to face the death penalty after 11 to 1 vote by jury

MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) — A Mobile County jury voted 11 to 1 in favor of the death penalty just one day after Marco Perez was found guilty of capital murder in the 2019 incident that left Mobile police officer Sean Tuder dead. The decision comes just one day after Perez was found guilty on Thursday. […]

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Bank, community groups demand leadership change at Prichard Water - Vimarsana News

Bank, community groups demand leadership change at Prichard Water

A Mobile County Circuit Court Judge could decide who will run a troubled utility with a history of mismanagement and corruption allegations. Synovus Bank says P

Source: utv44.com
Defense in Mobile doctor's murder case files motion for new trial - Vimarsana News

Defense in Mobile doctor's murder case files motion for new trial

The defense for the Mobile neurosurgeon found guilty of murder earlier this year has filed a motion requesting a new trial, according to court documents.

Source: wkrg.com
Why Are Some States are 'Intercepting' Stimulus Checks? - Vimarsana News

Why Are Some States are 'Intercepting' Stimulus Checks?

In California, the state’s Department of Child Support Services managed to collect much more money than usual in 2020 than it does most years.

Stimulus Checks For One Group Are Going to Be Taken Away (In One State) - Vimarsana News

Stimulus Checks For One Group Are Going to Be Taken Away (In One State)

Stimulus Checks For One Group Are Going to Be Taken Away (In One State) “That money should automatically be seized and given to victims of crime. That money was given to individuals to stimulate the economy. They can’t stimulate the economy when they are in prison,” Ashley Rich, the district attorney of Mobile County, said last month, per TV station WTVY. Ever since the $1,400 stimulus checks from the American Rescue Plan began rolling out in January, there’s been a controversy related to what happens to the checks that go to incarcerated people, and other convicted criminals. There ...