Murderer gets life in prison
An Albertville man has been sentenced to life in prison after pleading guilty to murder in the August 2009 stabbing death of his girlfriend. John Mark Cullom Jr. entered the plea in Judge Randall Cole’s courtroom in Fort Payne on Thursday morning, after which Cole imposed the sentence.
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Miscouche man who trafficked drugs in Hannah Montana bags changes plea
SUMMERSIDE – A Miscouche man who trafficked drugs in Hannah Montana bags now faces serious jail time.
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CRIME REPORT: Police arrest man after 34 cold medicine purchases in 1 year
Being a frequent shopper doesn’t sit well with Memphis Police Organized Crime Unit when someone buys enough cold medicine over a one-year period to treat a truckload of congestion problems.
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Church celebrates 225th year
Sunday May 2, 2010 New England Newspapers DALTON — Dalton was incorporated as a town in 1784 based on a promise its residents would form a Christian church. The next year, the First Congregational Church of Dalton was formed, and 225 years later it continues to serve the spiritual, charitable and educational needs of the community.
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Judge denies probation in case
A DeKalb County man sentenced to 20 years in prison after assaulting a Fort Payne police officer and making meth won’t get out anytime soon. On Tuesday, District Judge Randall Cole denied probation or alternate sentencing to Anthony “Snake” Townson.
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