Anniston Police Arrest Seven in Gunfire Investigation

0:00Aniston police are cracking down on a wave of gunfire, hitting homes and cars in the city. Back on April 8th, 2026, they nabbed eight suspects in the first round of arrests tied to these dangerous shootings. Now they've added seven more to the list, all connected to the same investigation. It started with a search warrant on the 23rd and the 1300 block of Champagne Avenue. Officers seized an AK-style rifle over two pounds of suspected marijuana and drug year. That led to charges against 20-year-old Camari McClellan, 40-year-old Maurice McClellan, and 38-year-old Angelica Oliveira, who got picked up right after. Meanwhile, traffic stops heated things up. On the 24th, they grabbed Maurice and Angelica during one pullover. Then on the 25th and their 21st and Noble streets, another stop uncovered two handguns, 45 grams of pot and a stack of cash. Landing Prince Williams, Callin Good, Cameron Good, and Kiesha Williams and Cuffs.

1:01These buss show the real danger to folks just trying to live their lives, with shots fired into occupied spots. Chargers range from discharging firearms into buildings and vehicles to cannabis trafficking and illegal gun possession, hitting both locals and, out of towners, police are sending a strong signal that this won't stand, bowing to keep hunting down anyone in danger of the streets. If you've got tips, hit up their line at 256-240-4000. Stay safe out there. You've been listening to Birmingham News today, AI-powered local news.