Summary: On October 13, 2015, Baldwin County Law Enforcement arrested 52-year-old Willie Mae Lewis in Baldwin, Alabama. All suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty. District Congressional District: 1 State Senate District: 33. INMATE INFORMATION CHANGES QUICKLY AND THE POSTED INFORMATION MAY NOT REFLECT THE CURRENT STATE. A local vet says he saw them while driving by the elementary school and tried to tape them back up. Lewis has preliminary hearing in the case set for July 20 in Mobile Circuit Court. Copyright 2020 Nexstar Inc. All rights reserved. Terry Johnson was enjoying the view today in Gulf Shores and said, "We have had our share of hurricanes this year here at the beach. Help stop gun violence. If you believe that your name appears in error or the booking was expunged, dismissed, sealed or not guilty please contact us at https://bustednewspaper.com/remove-a-listing/ and we will address any discrepancies. Simmons' son, 19-year-old Levaunghte Manassa, was shot and killed June 26, 2017. He was found deceased in the parking lot of the Texaco gas station located at 3365 Moffett Road. Most beachgoers stayed out of the water today but many were just relieved that Eta is not expected to make landfall in our area. Vatican’s McCarrick report forces debate on power and abuse, In ruins, Syria marks 50 years of Assad family rule, Biden’s plea for cooperation confronts a polarized Congress, Trump’s silent public outing belies White House in tumult, Pensacola International Airport Travelcast Live Camera, Steffen US No 1 keeper despite lack of Man City playing time, Tokyo Olympics may allow foreign fans; there will be rules, AP source: Braves’ Minasian is frontrunner to be Angels GM, Heart condition forces Penn St. RB Brown to give up football, Rescan: WKRG and Gulf Coast CW are Moving Frequencies, ‘Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life’ Makes Network Debut This Thanksgiving Holiday, Fairhope Film Festival drive-in kicks off Thursday, ‘World-famous’ baseball circus coming to Hank Aaron Stadium, one Mobilian to be selected to perform with team, Super Fan Status: Cosplayer/Creator Martha Howard Shares Upcoming Super Fan Plans, Veteran recovers from serious injury, continues work onboard NAS Pensacola, Former AmeriCorps volunteer now helps lead Baykeeper cleanup, Download the WKRG Weather APP for Android, Florida governor drafts ‘anti-mob’ legislation to expand Stand Your Ground law, Eta tracks east, rip current risk stays high at local beaches, Photos: Signs honoring local vets found ripped, crumpled on the ground at Spanish Fort Elementary, Bikers bring ‘thunder’ to thank veterans in Bay Minette, Veteran’s family surprised by random act of kindness after receiving sudden diagnosis, United flight diverted to MOB for passenger stripping off clothes, Lawmakers continue to push for changes to stop ‘revolving door of crime’, University of Mobile honors graduates, veteran Chaplain Lee for 38 years of honorable service, BIKER DAD: Harleys for hurricane victims.
Alabama Department of Corrections 301 South Ripley Street P.O. This morning, her son’s killer was sentenced to 18 years in prison. Simmons’ son, 19-year-old Levaunghte Manassa, was shot and killed June 26, 2017. Box 301501 Montgomery, Alabama 36130-1501 webmaster@doc.alabama.gov LEWIS, WILLIE, PENDAUIRS arrest report, mugshot, charges, Mobile County, Alabama - 2017-06-27 Information about upcoming court dates for Lewis may be obtained from one of the following law enforcement or prosecuting agencies: Baldwin County Law Enforcement. MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) –The Mobile Police Department is asking the community to help end a mother’s pain in their recent public service announcement. Rogers responded to that homicide scene and discovered that it was his cousin. MPD Spokesman Donald Wallace said that Willie Pendauirs Lewis was arrested on Tuesday morning and charged with murder in reference to the homicide at the Texaco Gas located at 3365 Moffett Road. GUN VIOLENCE ARCHIVE. PENSACOLA, Fla. (WKRG) — Florida Governor Ron Desantis is proposing expanding the state's controversial Stand Your Ground law as part of an "anti-mob" crackdown, according to a report from the Miami Herald.