During his service with The Mobile County Sheriff’s Office, Malice
had 5 apprehensions, seized 10 pounds of meth and over 12
pounds of marijuana. Malice also did community events with the
Drug Education Council of Mobile.

Malice’s handler and partner, Deputy Jantzen Ward stated,
“Malice was not only a loyal partner, he was a trusted and loved
member of my family. He will be missed and never forgotten.”

A special “Thank you” to everyone with MedVet Mobile in taking
such great care of Malice.

On Sunday, 03/06/22 at approximately 5:58 am, the Mobile County Sheriff’s Office was dispatched to Interstate I-10 eastbound at the three (3) mile marker in reference to one struck by a vehicle.  The victim has been identified as HENRY HERNANDEZ DOB 11/01/73 and was pronounced dead at the scene.  JOHANA SUAREZ, DOB 10/18/84, was traveling with HERNANDEZ from Miami to California.  The two were traveling as a couple,  however, at some point during their travels got into an argument.   HERNANDEZ got out of the car and began walking down the side of I-10 leaving SUAREZ as the driver.  

A witness who called 911 and was also traveling down I-10,  told Detectives he saw SUAREZ run over HERNANDEZ.  MCSO Detectives said the black box in the vehicle showed SUAREZ was traveling at a speed of 73 mph when her vehicle hit HERNANDEZ. 

SUAREZ has been charged with Murder with no bond.  If anyone has any additional information about this case, please contact Mobile County Sheriff’s Office 251-574-8633.

On February 9, 2022, at approximately 7:30 pm, Mobile County Sheriff’s Office  received an anonymous tip on a subject that was already under investigation on Drug Distribution, TUYEN NHUT HUYNH (DOB 9/16/02).  The crime tip stated that HUYNH would be at a shooting Range on Cody Road.  MCSO Narcotics and Special Ops Deputies went to shooting range and observed HUYNH transfer a black bag into a vehicle with two other people.  Once the vehicle exited the parking lot of the range, Deputies pulled them over and found (5) loaded pistols, (1) pound of individually packaged marijuana, approximately $4700.00 cash and (2) packages of THC Candy bars.  Deputies also searched HUYNH’S vehicle still parked at the range, and found marijuana, empty baggies and scales on his seat.  While HUYNH’S vehicle was being searched, another vehicle pulled in driven by ERIC LOPEZ.  As LOPEZ exited his vehicle, a strong smell of Marijuanna was noticed by Deputies and his vehicle was searched.  LOPEZ had a loaded pistol along with Marijuanna inside his vehicle.

A total of four people were arrested, TUYEN NHUT HUYNH, DEKARI KELIS HART DOB 12/16/02, DANIEL DINH DANG DOB 9/19/97, ERIC LOPEZ DOB 05/05/2000.  DANG and LOPEZ had pistol permits and they are currently being revoked. 

On January 13, 2022, Mobile County Sheriff’s Office discovered a body at 9570 Lott Road.  It was the third time MCSO executed a search warrant on the property.  MCSO had received information that a body of a missing person was buried beneath the house.  The body was transported to ADFS where an autopsy was conducted.  At the conclusion of the autopsy, a pace maker was removed to assist in identification.  The body has been identified as DANIEL MARIO PRESLAR DOB 10/28/74, a resident of Colorado.

The circumstances of this case has been discussed with the Mobile County District Attorney’s Office and it will be presented to a Grand Jury at a later date.

MCSO Detectives say during interview he showed no remorse for killing his mother and injuring his uncle and brother.

MCSO Deputies interviewed witnesses who stated that Adam Lamarand, DOB 1/02/1981 shot Dearman and fled to his residence which was down the street, 7310 Timber Woods Ct. Family members who stated they witnessed the shooting, said Dearman returned home from work to retrieve some tools that he needed for his job. Adam Lamarand stopped at Dearman’s house and began to argue while he remained in his car and Dearman in the street. Shortly after arguing began, witnesses say they heard a gun shot and Dearman fled inside his house. Dearman and Witnesses both confirmed the shooters name and where he lived.

MCSO Detectives went to the suspects home, 7310 Timber Woods Ct. During the questioning, the suspect consented to a search of his vehicle. The weapon used in the shooting was discovered in his vehicle. Lamarand stated he was defending himself, however, no weapon was found on the victim.

Lamarand was transported to Metro Jail and charged with Assault 2nd. Lamarand was currently out on a bond from a Criminal Mischief/domestic violence charge

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

On January 16, 2022, the Mobile County Sheriff’s Office responded to 6770 Mausap Road in Eightmile, Alabama, about one deceased female and 2 males suffering from a lacerations.  The deceased female was identified as Helen Nettles Washam DOB: 09/02/1960.  There were two other people injured in the home,an uncle, George Washington Nettles, DOB: 12/11/1969, bedridden with Cerebral palsy, had severe lacerations to his face and the second victim, Desmon Washam, the son of the deceased, received lacerations to his wrist.

The suspect was identified as Damien Winslow Washam, DOB 04/07/1998, another son of the deceased. Damien used a sword to assault victims listed above.  Damien fled the scene before Deputies arrived in a dark green 2000 Honda Accord.  MCSO Deputies located the vehicle and attempted to stop Damien but he refused and continued traveling towards highway 158.  Saraland Police were notified and they deployed spike strips which ended the pursuit. Damien’s vehicle was stopped on Highway 158 near mile marker 6.  The sword used to kill his mother and injure his uncle and brother was found in the front seat of the vehicle.

Damien tried to flee on foot but was tased by a MCSO Deputy.  He was transported to a local hospital for his injuries, none of which are life threatening.  Warrants will be signed for his arrest and upon his release will be booked in the Mobile County Metro Jail for Murder, Attempt Murder, Assault 2nd and Attempt to Elude.

The brother, Desmon Washam, was treated at the scene for his injuries and the uncle, George Nettles is in a local hospital in critical condition.

LOTS OF BOTTLED WATER!!!!!!!

120 Lbs Jimmy Dean Breakfast Sausage 
120 Lbs Frozen Hash-browns 
800 Sausage Patties Frozen 
900 hamburger patties frozen 
900 hot dogs frozen
600 chicken breast frozen  
6 cases of frozen French fries 
32 Lbs of Conecuh original sausage 

600 Tortillas 
900 hamburger buns 
900 hotdog buns 

2 Cases (24 cartons) liquid egg
1200 Bags of chips - individual serving 

3 Large Jars Salsa 
4 large bottles ketchup and or 2 cases of packets.
2 large bottles of mustard and or case of packets.
600 fruit cups & or Any fresh fruit 
(4) large bags shredded cheese 
2 Large containers brown gravy mix 
25 Lbs Rice 
(7) #10 cans of green beans 
(7) #10 cans of peas 
(7) #10 cans of carrots 

5000 Trifold Plates 
3000 Forks 
1000 Spoons 

Mobile County Sheriff’s Office
Administration Building
510 S. Royal Street
Mobile, Alabama 36603
(251) 574-2423

Southside Sub-Station
Theodore Oaks
5808 US Highway 90 W. suite A
Theodore, Alabama 36582
(251) 574-8675

Northside Sub-Station
10121 Moffett Road
Semmes, Alabama  36575
(251) 574-8040

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Today, February 18, 2020, Mobile County Sheriff’s Office attempted to serve warrants to JERRY NEAL FOWLER, JR (DOB 3/11/80) at his friend’s residence, 1415 Hubert Pierce Road.  As Deputies attempted to serve warrants FOWLER barricaded himself inside the residence with a female friend.  After a two hour stand off, MCSO negotiators persuaded FOWLER to give himself up to authorities.  FOWLER stated he would come out and surrender but only to Captain Paul Burch.  “It was a team effort and it really doesn’t matter “who” he surrendered to, as long as he did so peacefully,” said Captain Paul Burch with Mobile County Sheriff’s Office.  “Our men and women are trained for this type of situation and our goal is to always have a peaceful resolution, that does not always happen but it did today.”

FOWLER had (6) six warrants; traffic violation, use/possession of drug paraphernalia, possession /receiving controlled substance, criminal trespassing 3rd, illegal prescription of drugs and receiving stolen property 1st.  He was arrested on all warrants and taken to Metro Jail.

The female who was barricaded with FOWLER was taken into to custody for questioning.  The female was let go and she WILL NOT be charged.  There was one firearm found inside the residence, however it was locked inside a safe.