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Birmingham, Boulder, Montgomery
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Jennifer Horton

Jennifer Horton

She previously spent nearly 15 years at WSFA 12 News in Montgomery, Alabama covering criminal justice reform,…

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New Walker County District Attorney on the job

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By Jennifer Horton Verified
| WBRC-TV (Birmingham, AL) Verified
JASPER, Ala. (WBRC) - Prosecutor Bryan Warren has been appointed to lead the Walker County District Attorney’s (DA) Office following the retirement of longtime DA Bill Adair, Jr. Gov. Kay Ivey formally appointed Warren to the position on Friday, June 26, according to records obtained by WBRC. Bryan Warren(Walker County District Attorney's Office) Warren is well-known in this office, where he’s served for more than a decade, and has been involved with high-profile prosecutions.
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Man who hired undercover agent to kill family to undergo mental assessment

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By Jennifer Horton Verified
| WSFA-TV (Montgomery, AL) Verified
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - A Homewood business owner who pleaded guilty to seven counts of murder-for-hire will undergo a court-ordered mental health assessment. Mohammad Mohammad agreed to pay an undercover FBI agent $20,000 to kill his wife and $30,000 to kill his six adult children at a meeting at the Homewood Wal-Mart in September 2024, according to court records.
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Jefferson County judge suspended, complaint says she called herself “ultimate authority”

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By Morgan Hightower Verified, Jennifer Horton Verified
| WBRC-TV (Birmingham, AL) Verified
JEFFERSON COUNTY, Ala. — A judge in Jefferson County who reportedly told her staff she was the “ultimate authority” with “no boss” has been suspended following a 120-page complaint filed by the Judicial Inquiry Commission. Probate Judge Yashiba Blanchard is out of the courtroom indefinitely and through this complaint, is formally accused of ethical and judicial misconduct.
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