Birmingham officials vow to boost security after mass shooting
Birmingham officials are promising enhanced security measures after a mass shooting in the Five Points South area left four dead and 17 injured. "This is our community. This is my city. Our city. You should not feel that safe to commit crime," Birmingham City Councilor Crystal Smitherman said.
Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin issued an urgent plea to the public three days after Saturday’s mass shooting in the Five ...
Rep. Juandalynn Givan criticized the mayor’s grasp of the issue, saying that Alabama National Guardsmen are not civilians ...
Federal, state and local law enforcement agencies, district attorney offices and officials had a closed-door meeting at the ...
There is evidence that some of the guns that were used were illegally modified to fire automatically, Birmingham Mayor ...
Woodfin posted all of the headshots of state elected officials representing Jefferson County in thanking them for their work ...
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Law enforcement officials were working to track down the shooters who killed four and injured 17 others in a popular area for ...
Crystal Smitherman today said she’s fed up with killings in the city after the mass shooting in Five Points South on Sept. 21 ...
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