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Mobile County District Attorney
Welcome to the Mobile County District Attorney's Office
The Mobile County District Attorney’s Office is located in Mobile County in Alabama. The second largest county in the state is rich in southern charm and hospitality. With a population of more than 414,000, Mobile County is known for its bustling Port of Alabama.
We are located in the extreme southwestern corner of the state, covering over 1,200 square miles. The county is bordered on the east by Mobile Bay and the Mobile Tensaw River Delta – the largest inland delta in the nation; on the south by the Gulf of Mexico and on the west by Mississippi.
This site was created for the citizens of Mobile County to use as a resource guide, especially those citizens who have been victims of crime.The men and women of the Mobile County District Attorney’s Office work hard with the common goal of providing justice for victims of crime. This site provides pertinent information about our office, what to do if you are victim of crime, how to turnover checks to the check enforcement unit, and how to pay court costs.
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Bond hearing held today for ANDREW LEE MITCHELL who is charged with 3 counts of ATTEMPTED MURDER after allegedly shooting at @MobileALPolice officers last week. BOND DENIED. #MobileDA
The State is asking for a bond increase or that these defendants be held without bond, due to the fact that they are a danger to the community.
2 defendants set for arraignment today for the felony offense of making terrorist threats. Justin Lambert & Maurice Brown, by way of a video on Facebook, allegedly made multiple threats against law enforcement officers, threating to “purge” the police while holding firearms.
