Mobile man found guilty of 2022 murder: District Attorney
MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) — A Mobile man has been found guilty of a 2022 murder, according to Mobile County District Attorney Keith Blackwood's Office.
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According to a news release from the DA, a Mobile County jury found Charvez Monte Green, 20, guilty of murdering Karlos Pettway.
The release said Green was lying in wait at a mutual friend's home during a crawfish boil on June 19, 2022, for Pettway and shot him five times, killing him.
According to the DA, the jury deliberated for a few hours before finding Green guilty of murder.
'Today, justice was served,' Mobile County District Attorney Keith Blackwood said. 'The individual responsible for this horrific attack on Karlos Pettway has been held accountable. Our thoughts remain with Karlos' family, and we will continue to fight for justice in every case, just as we did in this one.'
Assistant District Attorneys Stuart Lang and Dru Stuardi, Trial Coordinator Carolyn Lambeth and Victim Service Officer Leigha Arthur represented the State.
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Green will be sentenced on May 29, 2025, according to the DA's office.
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