Birmingham, Alabama, leaders plead for information on mass shooting and announce reward money
The weekend shooting killed four people and left 17 others injured in what police described as a targeted “hit” by multiple shooters.
Largest Crime Stoppers reward ever driving tips in Birmingham mass shooting investigation
A massive amount of reward money offered for information in the deadly mass shooting in Birmingham’s Five Points South is pulling in dozens of tips. Since the $100,000 reward was announced Monday, Crime Stoppers of Metro Alabama has received close to 50 tips.
Birmingham mass shooting: $100,000 reward announced as police hunt for gunmen
Officials have announced up to $100,000 in reward funds for information leading to the arrest of the gunman or gunmen behind a mass shooting in Birmingham, Alabama.
Mass shooting affecting other life-saving efforts in Birmingham
The blood the Birmingham Fire Department supplies on emergency scenes is called whole blood, and after the mass shooting, crews are now out of that blood.
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.
Authorities Offer $100,000 for Tips in Birmingham Mass Shooting. What We Know
A uthorities are offering a reward of up to $100,000 in exchange for more information about multiple shooters who opened fire in Birmingham, Alabama, over the weekend in a mass shooting that left four people dead and 17 others injured.
Office for Victims of Crime offers resources for victims of Birmingham mass shooting
OVC offers multiple resources for victims, law enforcement, first responders and community leaders who may have been impacted by the event.
Birmingham 5 Points South mass shooting: $100,000 reward offered; 2 victims had faced murder charges
Police identified the four people killed as Antria Holloman, 21, Tahj Booker, 27, Carlos McCain, 27, and Roderick Lynn Patterson Jr., 26.
Police believe the Birmingham, Alabama, mass shooters used ‘conversion devices.’ Here’s what that means
The shooting, which left four dead and 17 injured, is just the latest spurt of mass violence made possible by the small 3D-printed part known as a “conversion device,” “Glock switch” or “auto sear.”
What We Know about the Birmingham Mass Shooting
Police describe Birmingham shooting as possible 'hit' job
Four people were killed and 17 others were injured in Birmingham, Ala., on Sept. 21. Police described the mass shooting as a targeted “hit.”
GOP lawmakers now back Glock switch ban after mass shooting at Birmingham Hush lounge
A bill to ban devices that convert semi-automatic handguns to automatic fire has support from Alabama lawmakers in both ...
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Birmingham mass shooting: Police identify victims as search continues for suspects
This story has been updated to add more information. Birmingham police have identified the four people killed as they ...
Birmingham mass shooting leads to calls for state ban on ‘Glock switches’
The mass shooting in the Five Points neighborhood of Birmingham Saturday night has led to new calls to ban devices that turn ...
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Birmingham shooting sees renewed, bi-partisan push to ban trigger activators
The mass shooting Saturday in Birmingham that left four dead and 17 injured has led to a renewed, bi-partisan push from some ...
Memorial left at mass shooting site as life returns to Birmingham neighborhood
"It’s so sad that something like this happened to people just wanting to get together and have a good time," college student ...
Anitra Holloman, killed in Birmingham mass shooting, lost daughter’s father to violence: ‘She can feel her mom is gone’
The 21-year-old single was a college student working hard to make a good life for herself and her 1-year-old daughter.