ALEA Special Agent stabbed multiple times by suspect at Ladonia McDonald’s on Highway 80
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- ALEA Special Agent Don Carter stabbed multiple times at Ladonia McDonald's; injuries non-life threatening.
- Carter apprehended suspect with good samaritan help while on duty; SBI investigating.
A Special Agent with Alabama Law Enforcement Agency has been identified as the law enforcement member who stabbed multiple times at the McDonald’s, located on US Highway 80 in Ladonia.
SBI Special Agent Don Carter was identified as the injured agent. Carter, who was on duty and with assistance of a good samaritan on scene, was able to apprehend the unidentified suspect. Deputies with the Russell County Sheriff’s Office arrived and SA Carter was transported to a local area hospital for medical treatment.
“We are extremely relieved to hear that Special Agent Carter’s injuries are believed to be non-life threatening. SA Carter is a true professional and dedicated public servant, even while injured, he was able to courageously apprehend the subject while simultaneously ensuring the safety of the public. His valor, resolve and brave actions will continue to provide us all with an example of true heroism as we pray for a speedy recovery,” ALEA Secretary Hal Taylor said. “Additionally, I would like to personally thank the good Samaritan who swiftly and bravely reacted to assist SA Carter, as well as the Russell County Sheriff’s Office, fellow ALEA personnel and other first responders who quickly responded to the scene to assist one of our own in a dire time of need.”
An investigation by the State Bureau of Investigations continues.
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