Sage Park shooting suspect held without bond, pleads not guilty
MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) — One of the six suspects arrested in a deadly shooting at Sage Park was in court Wednesday morning and pleaded not guilty.
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23-year-old Quinterious Jamario Parker was denied bond during his hearing, and his Aniah's Law hearing was scheduled for May 28. In Alabama, Aniah's Law makes it harder for people charged with violent crimes to be eligible for bail, leaving the decision up to a judge.
Parker was originally arrested in Ohio for his alleged involvement in the April 17 shooting and death of 28-year-old Frenicka Craig.
Parker was extradited to Mobile and booked into Mobile Metro Jail on May 19.
He is charged with murder and first-degree assault.
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The five other suspects, Jaquentine Brantley, Roderiquez Holifield, Ladarius Moore, Mykael Kimbrough, and a juvenile, were previously denied bond under Aniah's Law.
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