Madison police caught up with two men wanted on burglary and theft charges.

29-year-old Felipe Matias-Manual and 24-year-old Pascual Matias-Miguel were charged with breaking into a business on Sullivan Street on March 20th.

Officers said they stole blank payroll checks and cashed them in decatur where more charges are pending.

Both were booked in the metro jail.

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Two men have entered guilty pleas in Madison County Court to securities fraud charges.

Bruce Mabey of Utah and Patrick Daleiden of Florida entered the pleas on November 27th.

According to District Attorney Rob Broussard, the men were each sentenced to six years in prison, and pay $1,475,000 in restitution to victims.

The men are also involved in a scam case in Choctow County, with Madison County resident Matthe Gibson. Gibson pled guilty on November 28th in that case. He was sentenced to a year in prison, according to Joseph P. Borg, the Director of the Alabama Securities Commission.

The men reportedly scammed Madison County residents out of millions of dollars on a phony development in Choctaw County. Investors were given worthless promissory notes while the men put the investments in personal accounts.

Court records filed Tuesday show Amy Bishop Anderson defense costs have topped $500,00. The UAH shooter was approved indigent status before trial.

Judge Alan Mann has ordered payments of $100,426.91 to defense attorney Roy Miller. Another order grants co-council Barry Abston $452,681.28.

An order filed for the third member of the defense team, Robert Tuten, did not list a dollar amount. That order stated Tuten's bill was reasonable, but the certification is not an approval for the amount submitted.

Bishop Anderson shot six people during a biology department meeting at UAH in February 2010. Three of the victims died.

Bishop Anderson pleaded guilty to three counts of attempted murder and was sentenced to life in prison.