The co-host of a controversial Birmingham pool party and the homeowner who rented out his property were arraigned on misdemeanor charges Wednesday. Rodney Harrington, who co-hosted the party, and Alexander Simpson, the homeowner, each received $1,000 personal bonds. As a condition of their releas...
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