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• Judges son arrested
• Anniston Robbery Arrests
• Suicide victim murder suspect

Judges son arrested 

The son of a Clay county circuit court judge is in the Clay County jail on multiple drug charges.  According to Ashland Police, John Alexander Rochester, son of circuit court judge John Rochester and Kyle Tyler Yates were both arrested in an Ashland park by police.  Rochester is charged with Traffficking in Cocaine, Possession of Controlled substance, Possession of Marijuana first degree, Unlawful distribution of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia and trafficking in illegal drugs.  Yates has been charged with possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia.  Both men remain in the Clay county jail. 

Anniston robbery arrests 

Two Anniston men were arrested Wednesday charged in the February  robbery of an Anniston restaurant. 23 year old Robert Kawon Ware, and 24 year old Mundrako Diwunn Hector, have both been charged with first-degree robbery in the robbery of the wings, wings and more wings restaurant on south quintard.  Anniston police also charged Hector with first-degree assault, in an unrelated shooting case. Investigators said he and a group of men got into an altercation with a security guard patrolling a business near the 1000 block of South Quintard around 8 p.m. on Feb. 25. The group of men loaded into a car and were leaving the area when Hector allegedly fired several shots from a handgun in the direction of the guard. No one was injured.  

Warning on McClellan trespassing 

Officials at the former fort McClellan issued a warning this week to curiosity seekers who enter restricted areas of the former military base.  Anniston Mayor Chip Howell , Vice Chairman of the JPA, said this week that concerns were raised after a couple was recently caught on restricted property. He says the uninvited guests likely came up the Eastern Parkway from Golden Springs to explore, but once they climbed a safety fence, they were in a dangerous area.  The JPA is continuing working to remove unexploded ordnance, chemical runoff and other dangerous materials from about eleven-thousand acres. Officials say that anyone who is caught climbing fences on McClellan property could face severe penalties.
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