Mobile DA

Today, my office announced that a Mobile County Grand Jury returned an additional three-count indictment against former Mobile County Sheriff's Office Sergeant Daniel Holifield, charging him with Theft of Property First Degree by Deception.

These charges are separate from the 13-count indictment previously returned against Holifield in August 2025. As with any criminal case, the indictment reflects the Grand Jury's determination that sufficient evidence exists for the case to move forward through the judicial process.

When someone is entrusted with serving the public, that position carries a responsibility to uphold the law and act with integrity. Allegations that a public servant used that position for personal gain strike at the heart of the trust our community places in its institutions.

My office will continue to follow the evidence wherever it leads and seek accountability for any criminal conduct uncovered. No one is above the law, regardless of position or title.

Holifield is expected to be arraigned in Mobile County Circuit Court in the coming weeks.

Every single week, district attorneys and their teams across Alabama walk into courtrooms fighting for victims, protecting communities, and holding violent offenders accountable. This graphic represents just ONE WEEK of work accomplished by prosecutors across our state. Their efforts concluded with life sentences handed down, violent offenders convicted by juries, and justice delivered for victims and their families.

While most of this work happens quietly inside courtrooms and rarely makes headlines statewide, make no mistake: Alabama’s district attorneys are working tirelessly every day to combat violent crime and make our communities safer. These outcomes are the result of countless hours by prosecutors, investigators, victim service professionals, law enforcement officers, and support staff committed to seeking justice.

This is what happens in courtrooms across Alabama in any given week.

We are proud of the work being done across this state and grateful for every person serving on the front lines of public safety.