Fate of Hanceville police department still uncertain after ‘culture of corruption’ accusations
City leaders met to discuss the recent arrests of the chief of police, several officers and an officer’s wife.
WATCH: Hanceville City Council meets in wake of police department corruption scandal
The Hanceville City Council will meet Thursday night where, among other things, they will discuss the future of its police ...
LIVE: Hanceville City Council to decide fate of embattled police department
The Hanceville City Council is meeting Thursday to decide the fate of its police department a week after a Cullman County Grand Jury called for the department to be abolished.
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Grand jury says abolish Alabama police department immediately: 'Culture of corruption'
Cullman County District Attorney Champ Crocker said five Hanceville police officers were indicted on corruption and drug ...
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Alabama police department should be abolished over "culture of corruption" after 5 officers charged, grand jury says
Hanceville Police Chief Jason Marlin and four of his officers are accused of multiple crimes, including removing evidence ...
Hanceville Police Department called ‘a criminal enterprise’ following indictment of chief, 4 officers on corruption charges
Three officers with the Hanceville Police Department have been arrested, mayor Jim Sawyer confirmed to CBS 42 Wednesday.
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Hanceville police chief, 4 officers, spouse indicted and arrested amid investigation
The Cullman County Sheriff’s Office and Cullman County District Attorney’s Office are holding a joint news conference ...
Hanceville police arrests, dispatcher’s death, corruption allegations threaten department: What we know today
A grand jury recommended abolishing the department after six arrests they said came from a "rampant culture of corruption." ...
Grand jury recommends Alabama police department be 'immediately abolished'
An Alabama grand jury has recommended that the Hanceville Police Department be "immediately abolished," prosecutors said ...