In the late winter of 2014, the life of 26-year-old Anthony Dunnigan was tragically cut short in Mobile, Alabama. On the morning of Saturday, February 22nd, Dunnigan was discovered on a sidewalk at the Azalea Pointe Apartments, located in the 600 block of Azalea Road. He had sustained multiple gunshot wounds and was pronounced dead at the scene. Dunnigan was a lifelong resident of Mobile.
In the days that followed the discovery of Dunnigan's body, the Mobile Police Department launched an
investigation into the shooting. Their efforts quickly led to a person of interest, and on the Monday following the incident, an arrest was made. Twenty-six-year-old Arnez Wilkerson was taken into custody and subsequently charged with the murder of Anthony Dunnigan.
Following his arrest, Arnez Wilkerson appeared in court for a bond hearing. A judge denied bond for the murder suspect, ensuring he would remain in custody as the legal process moved forward. A preliminary hearing for Wilkerson was scheduled for April 21, 2014, to determine if there was enough evidence for the case to proceed to a grand jury. Further details regarding the outcome of the trial, including any conviction or sentencing, are not available in online sources. Additionally, online sources do not contain information regarding Anthony Dunnigan's ethnicity.
