A judge on Friday denied bail to a pair of men charged with a Mobile nightclub murder – one because he previously was out on bond in a different case and the other under Aniah’s Law.
McCarroll, 29, of Mobile, had been out on an $80,000 bond in the Paparazzi case when police arrested him this week on the murder charge.
Mobile County Assistant District Attorney Coy Morgan wrote in a court filing that McCarroll is too dangerous to be granted pretrial release. “The State submits that no condition or combination of conditions of release will reasonably assure the Defendant’s appearance in court or protect the safety of the community or any person,” he wrote.The Bank Nightlife shooting resulted in the death of 31-year-old Derrick Shavers in September. His family has said Shavers was relaxing that night after the workweek.
Zoghby also denied bail for McCarroll’s co-defendant in that case, Reginald Dennis Allen Fluker, because he was out on bond at the time of the shooting. The previous case involved a misdemeanor Mobile Municipal Court charge in September of carrying a pistol without a permit. That no longer is a crime under Alabama law after the state Legislature repealed the permit requirement last year. It took effect in January.
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