COLUMBIANA, AL (WTAQ) — The man arrested in Alabama in connection with a murder on Green Bay’s west side earlier this week is also wanted for a homicide in Alabama and an assault in Iron County, Michigan.
Green Bay Police Captain Gary Richgels says that makes the case unique.
“Our district attorney’s office is in communication with law enforcement prosecutors in Alabama to determine where they’re at in their case and the next steps in investigating ours,” Richgels told WTAQ.
Local prosecutors will come to an agreement with those in other states in order to determine which state will file charges first. That happened officially on Friday as Alabama prosecutors charged 23-year-old Caleb Anderson with the murder of 52-year-old Dwight Dixon. He’s also charged with burglary in that case.
Anderson allegedly assaulted a woman in the Upper Peninsula Monday before traveling to Green Bay. He is the suspect of a west side murder where officers found a dead body Tuesday morning.
Anderson then allegedly took that victims car and drove to Alabama, where he was arrested in Wednesday.
He’s being held at a jail in Shelby County, Alabama, without bond.
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