Overview
- Authorities say a March 16 search of Holloway’s Tuscaloosa residence recovered about 2.1 pounds of marijuana, packaging materials and $400, leading to two Class C felony counts: possession not for personal use and failure to affix a tax stamp.
- Prosecutors filed documents alleging Holloway’s phone showed “drug transactions,” citing texts about meeting after the season, smaller‑denomination cash and marijuana separated into plastic, prepackaged and vacuum‑sealed bags.
- Tuscaloosa District Attorney Hays Webb filed a forfeiture complaint to seize the $400 and other alleged proceeds, according to court records.
- Defense attorney Jason Neff says police violated Holloway’s Fourth Amendment rights by using a trash pull tied to complaints to obtain the warrant, and he plans to seek suppression of the evidence.
- The University of Alabama removed Holloway from campus and suspended him from team activities; he missed the NCAA Tournament opener as Alabama adjusted its guard rotation, and a preliminary hearing is set for April 14.