Prattville police say they have taken a woman into custody after a stabbing and a short pursuit on Interstate 65.
The city of Prattville is investigating a case of Christmas vandalism after crews found several light displays were vandalized on Maple Street over the Thanksgiving holiday.
Prattville police say they have now charged a man with murder after the victim in an assault investigation died.
Prattville police have charged a man with attempted murder. He’s accused of shooting his brother, leaving him in critical condition.
Montgomery police say a pursuit has ended with a suspect shooting themselves after wrecking this afternoon.
The Prattville Police Department is currently seeking the identity of a suspect wanted for Fraud. On March 17, an unknown female entered a retail store in the 1900 block of Cobbs Ford Road. Once inside, she used the victim’s credit card twice to purchase unspecified items. Investigators released still shots from security video showing the female suspect inside the store….
Prattville police and ALEA Agents were involved in a police chase Friday morning. Prattville police attempted to stop a vehicle. The suspect then reversed towards the officer and his unit. A pursuit was initiated which continued on I-65 South with the state troopers helping. The suspect, Markia Pettus, was stopped on I-85 North between Exit 4 and Exit 6 and…
The Prattville Police Department is currently investigating the theft of a 2006 Anderson 10T Gooseneck Dump Trailer. Investigators advise that the trailer was last seen on June 27 secured within a locked gate. The victim realized the trailer was stolen on July 11. The victim reported that a lock was cut off the gate and the gate was left open. …
The Prattville Police Department donated equipment to the Town of Mosses Police Department Tuesday afternoon. New Mosses Police Chief DeMarcus Weems says that he appreciates the Prattville Police Department. “I would like to thank Chief Mark Thompson and Assistant Chief Diane Thomas for this partnership. I look forward to working together in order to help keep our communities safe.” Weems…
A Prattville woman says her first amendment right is being hindered after anti-Trump signs she put in her yard were vandalized Monday morning. She shared her concerns Alabama News Network. At first glance, Prattville resident Jon Lee Finnegan was confused when she saw a pile of cardboard on her front porch. “I saw the cutout signs laying on my front…
