3 accused men of Lee County, accused of criminal enterprise act

Three men in Lee County were charged

The Attorney General of Alabama, Steve Marshall, said that Jamaroun Satterwhite, Demarious Ross and Timothy Bell are there four crimes against their alleged participation in the crime.

Each suspect is charged with two cases of shooting or the discharge of a weapon into a occupied building or vehicle as well as two ownership, use or wearing of a firearm.

In the case of convicted accused, each defendant is up to 99 years and another 20 years of mandatory time for the possession of the gun ownership in connection with a criminal company.

The Criminal Enterprise Act was adopted in 2023 and signed in the law. This law improves the punishments for crimes that benefit, promote or promote the interests of a criminal company and at the same time impose mandatory consecutive punishment for firearms in certain crimes.