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.
Five Points South business owners are working to regroup and process the events following Saturday’s deadly mass shooting.
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The hail of gunfire in Birmingham’s Five Points South that shattered the lives of dozens likely started with a ...
He was in line waiting for Hush Lounge, when suddenly he was being driven to the hospital in a friend's car.
At least four people are dead and dozens injured after a shooting in Birmingham, Alabama on Saturday night (local time).
Investigators say calls about the shooting came to 911 around 11 p.m. Saturday from the Five Points South area. This part of Birmingham is known for its entertainment, restaurants, and bars ...
“I am heartbroken by last night’s horrific mass shooting in Five Points South. I join in extending my sincere condolences to ...
Anthony Ford, a Birmingham resident, hangs out in Five Points multiple nights a week. It’s a home base for him. He’s worked ...
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