Montgomery AdvertiserView CommentsFacing a first-degree theft charge, Alabama Rep. Will Dismukes, R-Prattville, turned himself in to authorities on Thursday evening.The charge comes less than two weeks after the freshman legislator ignited  for publicly celebrating the birthday of a Ku Klux Klan leader. Montgomery authorities on Thursday issued an arrest warrant for Dismukes related to the theft, which District Attorney Daryl Bailey said occurred between 2016 and 2018 from Dismukes' then-employer. Bailey's office received a complaint about the theft on May 20."After countless...…Montgomery AdvertiserView CommentsFacing a first-degree theft charge, Alabama Rep. Will Dismukes, R-Prattville, turned himself in to authorities on Thursday evening.The charge comes less than two weeks after the freshman legislator ignited  for publicly celebrating the birthday of a Ku Klux Klan leader. Montgomery authorities on Thursday issued an arrest warrant for Dismukes related to the theft, which District Attorney Daryl Bailey said occurred between 2016 and 2018 from Dismukes' then-employer. Bailey's office received a complaint about the theft on May 20."After countless...WW…

Montgomery AdvertiserView CommentsA Prattville representative attended a celebration of a former Confederate general and Ku Klux Klan leader on the same weekend the state honored civil rights hero John Lewis. Rep. Will Dismukes’ appearance at an event celebrating Nathan Bedford Forrest — which he posted on his Facebook page — drew sharp criticism on social media and from some of his colleagues in the Legislature. “It’s totally insensitive,” said Rep. Christopher England, D-Tuscaloosa and the chairman of the Alabama Democratic Party. “It should not be where the state...…Montgomery AdvertiserView CommentsA Prattville representative attended a celebration of a former Confederate general and Ku Klux Klan leader on the same weekend the state honored civil rights hero John Lewis. Rep. Will Dismukes’ appearance at an event celebrating Nathan Bedford Forrest — which he posted on his Facebook page — drew sharp criticism on social media and from some of his colleagues in the Legislature. “It’s totally insensitive,” said Rep. Christopher England, D-Tuscaloosa and the chairman of the Alabama Democratic Party. “It should not be where the state...WW…

Montgomery AdvertiserView CommentsAhead of the first game of the NBA restart on Thursday, members of the and knelt together for the national anthem. The game was broadcast on TNT, and when the national anthem was complete, the TNT broadcast went back to the "Inside the NBA" pregame show.  at that time inserted that he thought it was OK if players decided to stand or kneel for the national anthem."The thing is, the national anthem means different things to different people," Barkley said. "I'm glad these guys are all unified, but if people don't kneel, they're not a bad...…Montgomery AdvertiserView CommentsAhead of the first game of the NBA restart on Thursday, members of the and knelt together for the national anthem. The game was broadcast on TNT, and when the national anthem was complete, the TNT broadcast went back to the "Inside the NBA" pregame show.  at that time inserted that he thought it was OK if players decided to stand or kneel for the national anthem."The thing is, the national anthem means different things to different people," Barkley said. "I'm glad these guys are all unified, but if people don't kneel, they're not a bad...WW…

Montgomery AdvertiserA Montgomery man who claims he was trying to get into the pornography industry when he was charged with a battery of rape and sodomy crimes in 2016, has been charged with first-degree rape again, a month after his release on a $100,000 bond. Terrance Terrell Keeton, 27, was arrested Wednesday afternoon in connection to the new charge. Keeton allegedly had an 18-year-old at his home on Sheldon Road July 9 when he raped her between 9 p.m. and 11 p.m. The victim declined his advances several times, according to court records.According to a motion to revoke...…Montgomery AdvertiserA Montgomery man who claims he was trying to get into the pornography industry when he was charged with a battery of rape and sodomy crimes in 2016, has been charged with first-degree rape again, a month after his release on a $100,000 bond. Terrance Terrell Keeton, 27, was arrested Wednesday afternoon in connection to the new charge. Keeton allegedly had an 18-year-old at his home on Sheldon Road July 9 when he raped her between 9 p.m. and 11 p.m. The victim declined his advances several times, according to court records.According to a motion to revoke...WW…