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Sep 15, 2026

Dan BrennanHOST
0:14
Dan and Dalton, FM Talk 106.5, Mobile Mornings, 8:07.
Dan BrennanHOST
0:19
Johnny Hatcher from the, uh, Mobile County Public School, the Board of Commissioners, who will join us about 8:35 this morning.
Dalton OrwigHOST
0:28
But first, we will talk with our usual Tuesday guest.
Dalton OrwigHOST
0:31
That's Quinn Hillyer.

22 MINS LATER

Dan BrennanHOST
22:24
Good morning, Johnny Hatcher.
Johnny HatcherGUEST
22:25
Good morning, Dan.
Dan BrennanHOST
22:26
Uh, s- story number two in our three big things Dalton had this morning, an agreement to bolster security at Mobile County's public high schools received another year of support yesterday after the Mobile County Commission unanimously voted to reauthorize the program.
Dan BrennanHOST
22:41
Let's talk about the program.
Dan BrennanHOST
0:03
Story number two in our three big things.
Dan BrennanHOST
0:05
Dalton had this morning an agreement to bolster security at Mobile County's public high schools.
Dan BrennanHOST
0:10
Received another year of support yesterday after the Mobile County Commission unanimously voted to reauthorize the program.
Dan BrennanHOST
0:17
Let's talk about the program.
Johnny HatcherGUEST
0:19
That is great news.

9 MINS LATER

Johnny HatcherGUEST
9:46
The one thing that I was pushing hard was putting law enforcement professionals in the schools.
Johnny HatcherGUEST
9:50
And he was very instrumental in making that happen.
Johnny HatcherGUEST
9:53
I mean, he's been very good to Johnny Hatcher in helping him push his agenda, and he's also been very good to Mobile County Public School System.
Jeff PoorHOST
43:57
University of Florida, it's Florida State.
Jeff PoorHOST
44:03
But Baldwin County, Mobile County's still Auburn now.
Jeff PoorHOST
44:05
But I mean, that's a pop culture thing.
Jeff PoorHOST
44:07
But it's not, that's not what defines a s- you know, the culture of the state necessarily.
Jeff PoorHOST
45:59
When I first moved here, the first...
Jeff PoorHOST
46:03
I've lived here multiple times in my life over the last 50 years.
Jeff PoorHOST
46:11
But the delegations just, you know, there's a lot of infight- the, the, the, a lot of infighting in a lot of the delegations around the state, and that was certainly true in Mobile County.
Jeff PoorHOST
46:26
A- and in Baldwin County, I, you know, there was sort of a weird dynamic that was very aligned with leadership a lot of times at one point.
Steffi GirlHOST
23:30
Alabama, the police chief said that he never resigned, and they went ahead and got rid of him, saying that he put in his resignation, his benefits, as well as his pay has stopped, and he is suing.
Steffi GirlHOST
23:43
This is in Mobile County.
Steffi GirlHOST
23:45
Happy birthday also to Nas, who's celebrating on today.
Steffi GirlHOST
23:48
Michelle Obama has been outside this summer.
Chris HerronHOST
6:12
That's a good...
Chris HerronHOST
6:12
You got like Jefferson County, Mobile County, uh, Madison County, those counties kinda live-
Jerry WeemsGUEST
6:17
Yeah, the most populous areas-
Chris HerronHOST
6:19
Yeah.
Caroleene DobsonGUEST
7:28
Um, and also for, for poll, uh, poll watchers as well.
Caroleene DobsonGUEST
7:32
Um, I know when I ran for Congress two years ago, I was so grateful, uh, there were an army of folks from Mobile County that went throughout District 2, um, to, to poll watch.
Caroleene DobsonGUEST
7:41
But, um, making sure that those folks are empowered, um, with the knowledge that they need to, uh, spot an irregularity, to know how to report that.
Caroleene DobsonGUEST
7:50
Um, so I think across the board, offering more training, um, you know, at, at local...
Shane AllenGUEST
42:41
but I am super excited for people to see this, for people who remember the old Linksman, for people who never played it before.
Shane AllenGUEST
42:49
This is going to be something real, real good for Mobile County.
Randy BergenHOST
42:53
Well, we're excited about it for sure.
Randy BergenHOST
42:56
Mark, did you –
Mark LassnerHOST
43:09
Do you have – do you know if anybody has signed up for a tournament or have they been able to do that yet for this next spring?
Shane AllenGUEST
43:16
We haven't done any of the high school matches yet, Coach.
Shane AllenGUEST
43:19
So, A.W. Ferris runs the, you know, the Mobile County – scheduling uh he has reached out to me we're trying to have our high school coaches meeting at my golf course because i want the high school uh teams in the area to see the driving range to see what we have and kind of see what all we're going to offer for them but you know we've had st paul's has reached out about moving their tournament over here uh in the spring and i've had a few people reach out but we haven't scheduled anything concrete yet no sir
Mark LassnerHOST
43:47
gotcha
Michael BrownHOST
40:45
Another award winner, homeowners.
speaker_47CORRESPONDENT
40:49
Tonight, the Mobile County DA's office will decide whether charges will be filed in a possible self-defense shooting in West Mobile.
speaker_6ADVERTISER
40:57
Mobile Police responding to Calgary Drive last night after reports of shots fired off Leroy Stevens Road.
speaker_47CORRESPONDENT
41:03
Investigators say a homeowner shot and killed an intruder identified by police as David Lee Jr. Natalie Williamson has been looking
Natalie WilliamsonCORRESPONDENT
41:21
And tonight, well, the result of this case is now in the hands of the DA's office.
Natalie WilliamsonCORRESPONDENT
41:26
One neighbor tells me it's sad someone died, but they believe the homeowner did what they had to do to protect their family.
Natalie WilliamsonCORRESPONDENT
41:34
Tonight, the Mobile County District Attorney's Office is reviewing a possible self-defense case after Mobile police say a homeowner in West Mobile shot and killed an intruder.
Natalie WilliamsonCORRESPONDENT
41:47
This was the scene Monday night after nine MPD officers and homicide detectives gathering evidence inside a home on Calgary Drive after responding to multiple shots fired.
Dan BrennanHOST
0:36
And that actually was story number one with Mayor Carlita Davis for the press conference yesterday talking about The police chief and the police department overall.
Dalton OrwigHOST
0:45
Yeah, and we'll get to some of that audio from Carlotta Davis, and also I have a lot of audio from Sheriff Paul Birch, Mobile County Sheriff, who was on with Sean Sullivan yesterday.
Dalton OrwigHOST
0:55
Just so happened the second Tuesday of the month came at a great time to discuss the Pritchard PD situation.
Dalton OrwigHOST
1:01
Have plenty of that audio.
Dalton OrwigHOST
2:04
But that was September 4th, Friday.
Dan BrennanHOST
2:06
Yeah, like it.
Dan BrennanHOST
2:08
6 p.m. At that point, the Mobile County Sheriff's Office was no longer going to be patrolling and making arrests in Pritchard, but that was, I guess, that was taken care of by the idea of an agreement between the city... pritchard and the county of mobile
Dalton OrwigHOST
2:28
yeah so they've like truly begun discussions on contracting out the mobile county sheriff's office while using this poly hire firm to find a police chief i don't know how wide their search is if it's from the southern tip of florida to the northwestern tip of the country but they're a pretty wide span as they look for this next pritchard police chief and sheriff birch had plenty to say about that why don't we start with the and what it may look like as Pritchard gets the Mobile County Sheriff's Office to continue to police the area while they rebuild the department.
Erica ThomasGUEST
31:40
He's saying that he was wrongfully terminated.
Erica ThomasGUEST
31:42
So he filed an eight page lawsuit in the circuit court of Mobile County saying that, uh, this wrongful termination has impacted his finances.
Erica ThomasGUEST
31:52
Uh, he had a contract that should have been paid out according to the lawsuit, but the city stopped paying him on August 21st.
Erica ThomasGUEST
32:00
And so he said, you know, although his case, he has a case against him.
Erica ThomasGUEST
33:31
Right.
Erica ThomasGUEST
33:33
That is true, and I think the one thing that people of Pritchard need to know is that they're not going to lose law enforcement in the area.
Erica ThomasGUEST
33:42
They are currently negotiating a contract with the Mobile County Sheriff's Office.
Erica ThomasGUEST
33:46
I'm sure you spoke with Sheriff Birch about that.

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