Walker County deputy charged in connection with Anthony Mitchell case enters not guilty plea
A Walker County Sheriff’s Office deputy indicted in connection with the death of Anthony ‘Tony’ Mitchell entered a plea of not guilty Thursday morning in Birmingham.
Indicted Walker County deputies allegedly stomped on Tony Mitchell’s genitals while he was handcuffed
A federal grand jury issued deprivation of rights indictments against Carl Lofton Carpenter and James Matthew Handley.
‘I’m not running from the problem': Walker County Sheriff addresses Tony Mitchell investigation
We’re hearing more from Walker County Sheriff Nick Smith on the recent indictments connected to the investigation of Tony ...
New developments in Walker County deputy indictments
Carl Lofton Carpenter's arraignment, originally scheduled for March 13, has been continued. James Mathew Handley is still ...
Walker County deputies indicted for excessive force on paid leave, no comment from sheriff
The U.S. Attorney's office has secured guilty pleas from ten individuals in connection with the death of Tony Mitchell and ...
Walker County deputies indicted for using excessive force, lying to grand jury
Two Walker County Sheriff deputies are accused of using excessive force when arresting Tony Mitchell in Jan. 2023, and one of ...
Walker County deputy connected to Anthony ‘Tony’ Mitchell case suffers mental breakdown
A former deputy with the Walker County Sheriff’s Office who was one of several people charged following the death of Anthony ...
Walker Co. deputy indicted in Tony Mitchell case admitted to psychiatric ward, files motion to continue
According to court records, a motion to continue was filed Thursday, March 7 saying that WCSO deputy Carl Carpenter has been ...
Walker County Sheriff speaks on indictments in Tony Mitchell case
For the first time, Walker County Sheriff, Nick Smith is speaking on the indictments released in the investigation of Tony ...
Alabama deputies indicted on charges of assaulting man who later died of hypothermia in jail
Two Alabama sheriff’s deputies were indicted on charges of using excessive force against a man who later died of sepsis and hypothermia in a local jail, according to court filings made public Tuesday.