Jarius Houston, 18, of Mobile, was booked into the Mobile County Metro Jail Wednesday afternoon on a charge of second-degree receiving stolen property.
Officers pulled over a car at the intersection of Overlook and Moffett roads on a traffic stop Wednesday and found Houston, one of the passengers, in possession of the gun, according to authorities.Copyright 2023 WALA.
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