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1. City of Mobile to look at more safety team positions at schools (fox10tv.com) โ Mobile families should know the City Council will vote Tuesday on funding four new Community Safety Team positions serving several local middle and high schools, plus nearby elementary campuses. These specialists would focus on daily mentorship, family support, conflict de-escalation, and connecting students with social, health, and educational resources, with costs covered by the Mobile County school board.
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2. Federal judge reopens sentencing hearing of Mobile 'kingpin,' now accused of hiding assets (wbrc.com) โ A major federal drug and fraud case tied to Mobile is back in court as a judge reopens sentencing to clarify how much property can be seized from a convicted "kingpin" and his wife. Prosecutors say recent jail calls suggest the couple is trying to hide assets instead of paying massive fines, restitution, and costs for their court-appointed lawyers.
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3. Mobile lawyer Willie Huntley arrested on theft charge (fox10tv.com) โ A longtime Mobile attorney, Willie Huntley, has been arrested on a first-degree theft charge and quickly bonded out, while also facing a separate civil suit in Mobile County over $118,000 in disputed funds. Court records detail past disciplinary actions by the Alabama State Bar and prior financial-related reprimands, underscoring ongoing scrutiny of his professional conduct.
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4. Mobile County DA warns of financial exploitation cases (fox10tv.com) โ Mobile County's district attorney is warning residents about a rise in financial exploitation cases targeting older adults and urging families to check in with seniors in their lives. The office highlights growing use of cryptocurrency in scams and says it has tools to trace those funds, encouraging anyone with suspicions to call quickly so investigators can act in time.
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5. MCHD: Another sentinel chicken tests positive for West Nile Virus in Mobile County (wlox.com) โ Mobile County health officials confirm additional sentinel chickens have tested positive for West Nile virus in several ZIP codes, including 36605, 36613, 36575, and 36587. Residents are urged to protect themselves from mosquito bites as Vector Services ramps up spraying, door-to-door surveys, and mosquito trapping and testing around affected areas.
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