Despite an Alabama law that prohibits law enforcement from identifying 16- and 17 year-olds charged with a crime, the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency named two teen brothers arrested in the Dadeville mass shooting.
On Wednesday, April 19, ALEA identified 17-year-old Tyreese “Ty Reik” McCullough and 16-year-old Travis McCullough as two of the defendants in the crime. ALEA named the brothers at a press conference and in a press release. ALEA also provided the media with the brothers’ mugshots.
FOX10 News reached out to ALEA for comment, but the agency has not responded. We also reached out to the Tallapoosa County District Attorney’s Office and asked if a judge signed off on the names being released, but prosecutors haven’t responded either. Violating the law is a Class A misdemeanor. Since the law was enacted, a number of 16- and 17-year-olds have been charged as adults with serious crimes in Mobile, including capital murder, but police have abided by the law and not named the suspects.
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