Stockton double murder suspect denied bond under Aniahs Law [Video]

BAY MINETTE, Ala. (WALA) – At the Baldwin County Courthouse Thursday, June 13, 2024 a bond hearing for one of the double murder suspects in the Stockton mass shooting took place. Prosecutors filing an Aniah’s Law motion to hold Mack Aurthur Adams without bond until trial.

It’s the second Aniah’s Law hearing so far in the mass shooting case. Tuquan French is already being held on no bond until trial, suspected in the shooting death of Christian Bradley.

Twenty-four-year-old Mack Adams was led in cuffs and shackle into a Baldwin County courtroom Thursday. Adams is one of two suspects charged in the murders of Chiquita Ewing and Michael Anderson, Jr. who were also shot to death at the May Day event on May 11th. Co-defendant, Robert Brown, Jr. is awaiting extradition from Mobile County right …