Alabama Jail Association

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08/25/2026

🚨 SCAM ALERT – BE AWARE! 🚨

Our office has received multiple reports of a phone scam involving individuals claiming to represent the Limestone County Sheriff’s Office. These callers tell people that a family member is in jail and request money, often through CashApp or other online transfers, for their release.

👉 Please be advised: The Limestone County Sheriff’s Office will never call or request money for an inmate’s release.
If you receive a call like this:

âś… Hang up immediately.
âś… Do not send any money or share personal information.
âś… Call our office at (256) 232-0111 to verify any information.

Please share this post to help protect your family, friends, and neighbors from falling victim to these scams.

08/25/2026

UPDATE 8/20/2026 at 10:10am

There is no new update on Mr. Glen’s whereabouts at this time. We’re putting the current information all in one place to make it easy to share.

đź”’ WANT TO REMAIN ANONYMOUS?

Crime Stoppers of Metro Alabama
📞 205-254-7777

đź’° INFORMATION PROVIDED THROUGH CRIME STOPPERS MAY BE ELIGIBLE FOR A CASH REWARD.

67-year-old Glen Spence, also known as “Mo,” remains missing from Alabaster.

👤 Age: 67
📏 Height/Weight: 6’3” / approximately 160 lbs
đź’‡ Hair/Eyes: Brown / Brown
📍 Familiar areas: Southbrook Village shopping center and Simmsville Road

đź“… AUGUST 13

• 1:15 p.m.: Mr. Glen was captured on surveillance at Southbrook Village shopping center.

• Approximately 2:00 p.m.: He accepted a confirmed ride to Pelham.

• We do not know how he returned to Alabaster. Detectives believe he may have received another ride back.

• Approximately 6:45 p.m.: He was seen back at the shopping center by someone who knows him well. This is the last confirmed sighting.

He was wearing blue jeans, orange shoes, and a black and blue shirt.

🔎 THE INVESTIGATION

Officers and detectives have conducted extensive searches, followed numerous leads, reviewed surveillance, and utilized drones, ATVs and other resources. Assistance has also been requested from agencies outside our area.

Mr. Glen’s family has advised that he has medical issues that may make it difficult for him to clearly communicate with others.

Mr Glen did not have a cell phone with him.

📞 HAVE INFORMATION?

If you gave Mr. Glen a ride back to Alabaster, saw him after approximately 6:45 p.m. on August 13, or have ANY information about his whereabouts, please call 911.

Even information that seems insignificant could be important.

📢 PLEASE SHARE

Please continue sharing Mr. Glen’s photos and this post. Someone may recognize him, remember seeing him, or have information that could help bring him home.

One share could reach the person with the information we need.

Please share. Please call. Help us bring Mr. Glen home.

08/25/2026

This Sunday marks the 25th anniversary of the disappearance of Shannon Paulk and the beginning of one of the most tragic criminal cases ever investigated by the Prattville Police Department. Shannon was last seen in the Candlestick Park Mobile Home Park off of S. Memorial Drive around 1200 on August 16, 2001. When Shannon's mother returned home from work that evening, she could not find Shannon. After calling the Prattville Police Department to report Shannon missing, an extensive search involving a myriad of local law enforcement and the FBI began. For weeks, law enforcement and the community looked for any clues that could tell us of her whereabouts. However, on October 6, 2001, our collective hearts were broken when Shannon's body was found by hunters in a local wildlife refuge in Autauga County.

The Prattville Police Department has never given up hope that the person responsible for Shannon's death will face justice and closure can be given to Shannon's family. The PPD has worked diligently in partnership with ALEA and the FBI to hopefully uncover new clues through new technologies.

The PPD's Criminal Investigations Division currently has two Investigators assigned to Shannon's case who review it least once a month and follow up on any leads that may come in. In 2017, a special grand jury was convened over the course of a year to look over all evidence, and, in 2025, we partnered with ALEA and FBI once again to comb through all evidence to see what new leads could be found. We have answered hundreds of leads that have come in from the public, but we still are requesting information on finding Shannon's killer. 25 years later, Shannon's family still looks for answers and Shannon still waits for justice.

If you or someone you know may have information related to Shannon's case, please reach out to us! You can contact our Criminal Investigations Division at 334-595-0240, the PPD Secret Witness Line at 334-595-0259, ALEA ABI Hotline at 1-800-392-8011 or at CrimeStoppers 215STOP at 334-214-7876.

08/25/2026

Take a look at this antique badge we found and were able to return home! Educated guesses based on style, font, and lack of hallmark place this badge somewhere circa 1880-1920.

The badge was found in a private auction, purchased, and sent home from Kentucky.

I am passionate about documenting the history of our office. I am always interested in any historic artifacts or photographs of our agency. If you know of anything, please tag me or email me at [email protected].

- Sheriff Falon Hurst

08/25/2026

Greetings everyone! A friendly reminder that Early Bird registration ends on 08/31/2026. Mail in registrations must be post marked by 08/31 to receive early bird discount. Effective 09/01 registration will be 250.00 for AJA members and 275.00 for Non-members. Room block with group rate is good through 09/08/26 per Island House Hotel.
Also, all candidates for 3rd Vice President must have their biography and photo in by 8/31. We currently have 4 candidates on the ballot. In order to run for 3rd Vice President you must be a current member in good standing with the Alabama Jail Association. Voting will take place during the conference and you must be a current member to cast a vote. Memberships will be verified by the AJA Secretary and ballots will only be distributed to verified members. If you are interested in running for 3rd Vice President please submit the required information to [email protected] no later than 08/31.
We are looking forward to seeing everyone in October! If any of the board members can assist you in any way, please do not hesitate to reach out.

07/07/2026

Greetings everyone!

The hotel booking link for the Fall Conference group rate has been added to the website!!

2026 Early Bird Fall Conference Registration opened July 1st and will be open until August 31st! Please remember Early Bird registration is open to members only.

If you need assistance or have any questions please reach out to a member of the board or comment here. We are here and happy to help you!

Hope everyone had a safe and Happy July 4th!

06/16/2026

Cancellation Notice:

Dear AJA members and friends,
We regret to inform you that the Alabama Jail Association 2026 June Symposium has been canceled. After careful consideration and discussions with board members, it was determined that registration numbers were insufficient to proceed with the training. The decision is truly unfortunate, as the training provided at the symposium would have been invaluable to our agencies at an accessible cost. We extend our sincere gratitude to our 3rd Vice President, Shelia Threat, for her hard work in organizing this training event, as well as to the instructors and corporate sponsors who graciously offered to provide instruction and lunch.

Please spread the message to anyone you know that may have been registered or planning to register for the training. We appreciate your understanding and continued support!

Refunds will be issued to all agencies that have registered attendees. Please contact a board member if you have any questions or concerns or if you have not received your refund.

Don’t forget to register for the June Training Symposium! Please visit www.alabamajailassociation.com for trading detail...
05/27/2026

Don’t forget to register for the June Training Symposium! Please visit www.alabamajailassociation.com for trading details, registration form, online payment options, and hotel information.

The Alabama Jail Association would like wish all you beautiful, hard working Moms, a very Happy Mother’s Day! We hope yo...
05/11/2026

The Alabama Jail Association would like wish all you beautiful, hard working Moms, a very Happy Mother’s Day! We hope you had a wonderful day filled with love and laughter!

Congratulations to Alabama Jail Association Member, Angel Hebert, for receiving the Crenshaw County Law Enforcement Admi...
05/09/2026

Congratulations to Alabama Jail Association Member, Angel Hebert, for receiving the Crenshaw County Law Enforcement Administrator of the Year Award! We are so proud of her!!!!

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