Senate majority leader arrested
Alabama Senate Majority Leader Zeb Little, D-Cullman, was arrested Friday for suspicion of driving under the influence, according to a report by Fox6 of Birmingham.
A state trooper arrested Little, according to the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office. He was in lock-up for about an hour before posting $500 bond, according to the report.
Little, 40, is a lawyer who represents Cullman, Lawrence and Winston counties in the Senate.
He is in his second term as majority leader. By virtue of his position, he is a voting member off all of the standing committees in the Senate except those dealing with local legislation.
He is a member of the Alabama State and Cullman County Bar Associations, and the bar associations of the United States District Court for the Northern and Middle Districts of Alabama, according to his legislative Web site.
-- posted by Sebastian Kitchen
A state trooper arrested Little, according to the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office. He was in lock-up for about an hour before posting $500 bond, according to the report.
Little, 40, is a lawyer who represents Cullman, Lawrence and Winston counties in the Senate.
He is in his second term as majority leader. By virtue of his position, he is a voting member off all of the standing committees in the Senate except those dealing with local legislation.
He is a member of the Alabama State and Cullman County Bar Associations, and the bar associations of the United States District Court for the Northern and Middle Districts of Alabama, according to his legislative Web site.
-- posted by Sebastian Kitchen
posted by South Union Street at
5:12 PM
2 Comments:
Typical Democrat, writes laws that apply to everyone except themselves.
Was he drinking that stuff they make down in Elmore County? It doesn't take much of it. Usually a pint Ball jar will do.
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