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Triple Shooting Suspect Waives Extradition
November 16, 2018
The suspect in a triple shooting in Atmore will soon be headed back to Alabama to face charges.
Anji Lynn Baker, age 34 of Bay Minette, waived extradition during a video appearance before Judge Joyce William in Escambia County (FL) court. That means he is not fighting his transfer between states in court. Alabama authorities now have 30 days to pick up Baker and transport him back to their state to face three counts of attempted murder and a charge of shooting into an occupied building.
U.S. Marshals arrested Baker without incident in Pensacola about midday Tuesday. He was booked into the Escambia County Jail without bond where he was being held as a fugitive from justice.
The triple shooting happened during an event inside business early Sunday morning. Two victims were airlifted to a Mobile hospital where one was listed in critical condition and the other in serious condition. A third gunshot victim was transported by ambulance where he was treated and released. All three victims were adult males.
An Atmore police officer suffered minor injuries when he was struck with a barstool.
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4 Responses to “Triple Shooting Suspect Waives Extradition”
This guy need to be put away for a long time. He does society no good being a free man.
They pulled the business license for this center due to all the problems that occurred in the past.
i’am wondering why was the business license pulled this guy that did this way from out of town help me understand this
Why did the atmore city council pull the business license of the event center because someone shot into this building no one could have prevented this gentlemen from shooting into this building definitely not the owners that a question for the city counci of atmore alabama