Iron County man suspected of crimes in 3 states to be extradited to Michigan

Caleb Anderson, of Iron County, is  is the suspect in a Green Bay homicide. Police say he is...
Caleb Anderson, of Iron County, is is the suspect in a Green Bay homicide. Police say he is now a suspect in an Alabama homicide and arson.(Courtesy of Shelby County Alabama Sheriff’s Office)
Published: Aug. 2, 2022 at 12:26 PM EDT|Updated: Aug. 5, 2022 at 1:34 PM EDT
Email This Link
Share on Pinterest
Share on LinkedIn

HELENA, Ala. (WLUC) - UPDATE: An Iron County man, suspected of assault in Upper Michigan and homicide in Wisconsin and Alabama, will soon be extradited to Michigan.

Caleb Anderson, 23, signed a waiver of extradition at the Shelby County Court Friday morning, Aug. 5.

He will be extradited to Iron County, Mich., according to the court. The state of Alabama issued a warrant for Anderson on a Fugitive from Justice charge Thursday. He was arrested in Shelby County, Ala. on Wednesday and has been held at the Shelby County Jail without bond.

There have been no new developments in the Wisconsin homicide investigation regarding Anderson, according to Green Bay Police.

Anderson is being charged with murder and first-degree burglary in Alabama.

The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency says Anderson was linked to the murder of Dwight Dixon, 52, near Alabama’s Gulf Coast.

Police from Flomaton, Ala., found Dixon dead when they responded to an emergency call on Dixon Rd. on Wednesday, August 3. That was a day after Green Bay police started investigating a suspicious death at an apartment complex on Packerland Drive. Police realized the victim’s car was missing and put out a national alert.

Anderson was arrested Wednesday afternoon by U.S. marshals in Helena, Alabama, after the Green Bay victim’s car was spotted driving into the city.

Flomaton is near the Gulf Coast and is almost a three-hour drive south of Helena, according to Google Maps. It’s nearly 1,100 miles south of Green Bay.

This is a developing story. TV6 will continue to update it as new information becomes available.

Last published: Aug 4, 2022 1:56:32 PM

Caleb Anderson, who is the suspect in a Green Bay homicide and an assault in Gaastra, Michigan, is now suspected of a second homicide and arson in Alabama.

The Michigan State Police announced Thursday morning that Anderson will remain in custody in Alabama during the investigation into his involvement there. He will face charges in Alabama and Wisconsin before he can be extradited to Michigan for his Iron County assault charge.

This is a developing story. TV6 will continue to update it as new information becomes available.

Last published: Aug 3, 2022 9:07:58 PM

Caleb Anderson was arrested in Helena, Alabama, which is south of Birmingham, Wednesday afternoon, according to Green Bay Police and U.S. Marshal Marty Keely. Green Bay Police worked with officers in Alabama to bring him into custody.

Anderson is a suspect in an ongoing homicide investigation in Green Bay where a felony warrant was issued for his arrest. Anderson is believed to have stolen the homicide victim’s car which has also been found as of 4 p.m. Wednesday.

According to Michigan State Police, Anderson is also the suspect in an assault in Iron County that took place early Monday morning.

Detectives from the Michigan State Police have been working with Green Bay Police as well as additional local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies in these cases. Both incidents remain under investigation.

Anderson was in court facing criminal sexual assault charges in 2019. He was sentenced to 12 months probation.

Last published: Aug 3, 2022 3:33:59 PM

UPDATE: Police are searching for an Iron County man who is believed to be a suspect in a Green Bay homicide and is considered armed and dangerous.

Green Bay Police say they are actively looking for Caleb Anderson in connection to a homicide reported at 1320 Packerland Dr. at 8:29 a.m. on Aug. 2.

Witnesses saw the victim’s car driving near Packerland Drive after the time of death, police say. Following an investigation, police found that the victim’s vehicle was missing from the scene, and entered it as stolen with caution indicators nationwide. The vehicle is described as a blue, 2013 Ford Fiesta with Wisconsin registration 207HUH.

Anderson was last known to be in the Greenville, Ala. area and investigators are in contact with local officials that are actively looking for him and the vehicle. He is described as 5′11,” 200 pounds from Iron County. If anyone sees the vehicle or Anderson, call 911. He should be considered armed and dangerous.

Green Bay Police say this is still an active investigation and they are limited on how much information can be released at this time.

If you have information about the Packerland incident, please call 920-448-3200 ref report 22-241402. If you wish to remain anonymous and may be eligible for a reward, contact the Green Bay Area Crime Stoppers by phone (920) 432-7867, through their website at www.432stop.com, or by downloading the P3 app through Google play or App store.

No other information will be released at this time.

Last published: Aug 2, 2022 2:47:09 PM

Troopers from the Michigan State Police Iron Mountain Post are actively assisting the Green Bay Police Department with an ongoing homicide investigation, the MSP said Tuesday morning.

The MSP says the suspect in the homicide is believed to have stolen the victim’s vehicle and may be in the Upper Peninsula. The car the suspect may be driving is a dark blue, 2013 Ford Fiesta with Wisconsin registration 207HUH. The suspect should be considered armed and dangerous.

Green Bay police started investigating the homicide Tuesday morning. Around 8:30 a.m., officers responded to 1320 Packerland Dr. for a report of a welfare check and found a body. The investigation is in its preliminary stages, police say. No information about the suspect has been released.

If anyone sees this vehicle, contact the Iron Mountain Post at 906-774-2122 or 911. Green Bay PD is the lead agency in this investigation and is developing additional suspect information.

Copyright 2022 WLUC. All rights reserved.