Birmingham Fraternal Order of Police VP shares his thoughts following Five Points South mass shooting
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. ( WBRC) - The Birmingham Fraternal Order of Police Vice President is now sharing his thoughts on the deadly mass shooting in Five Points South. FOP Vice President Lawrence Billups says it will take a team effort to fix the city’s crime problem.
Birmingham Police believe someone was ‘paid to kill targeted victim’ in mass shooting that killed 4, injured 17
In a new conference Sunday morning, Birmingham Police Chief Scott Thurmond says he believes someone was paid to kill the targeted victim, and they believe that victim is among those who died. Police confirmed the weapons used were fully automatic. More than 100 shell casings were found at the scene, according to Chief Thurmond.
This story has been updated to add more information. Birmingham police have identified the four people killed as they ...
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The Birmingham mayor called out the "no snitching" culture as the suspects in Saturday's mass shooting remain at-large.
The mass shooting in the Five Points neighborhood of Birmingham Saturday night has led to new calls to ban devices that turn ...
Mayor Randall Woodfin said Tuesday that Birmingham police will have an increased presence in the city’s entertainment ...
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Multiple people opened fire Saturday night in a bustling area of Birmingham, Alabama, killing four people and injuring 17 ...
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