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Prichard Police detective pleads not guilty to perjury charge: court documents

By Jeremy JonesPat O'Donnell,

6 hours ago

MOBILE COUNTY, Ala. ( WKRG ) — A detective with the Prichard Police Department has entered a plea of not guilty after he was accused of perjury, according to court documents.

44-year-old Jason Timothy Matthias Hadaway entered the not guilty plea on Tuesday, the day before his arraignment was scheduled. He was arrested earlier this month on a third-degree perjury charge.

https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=38b9Wz_0vZvFKI300 — A mugshot of Jason Hadaway (Mobile County Sheriff’s Office).

His arraignment will no longer take place after his not-guilty plea.

Hadaway’s perjury charge stems from a criminal complaint alleging he made false statements about a January 2023 murder case when asked about it in June while under oath during a court proceeding.

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Frankie Perez

5h ago

well mobile does it all the time Perjury isHow MDAs office cover up everything

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