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June 13, 2025

Man Armed With Machete Throws Urine at Police From Rooftop

By Dale Hines
Blue RAM Media/Gulf Coast News

June 13, 2025

MOBILE Ala. An unusual and somewhat bizarre scene played on atop a gas station in Mobile just after midnight.

Police were called on Wednesday to the Murphy Gas Station near Highway 90 in Tillmans Corner. Officers were told by dispatchers that a man had climbed on top of the roof of the gas station and that he was armed with a machete.

When officers arrived, they found the man, later identified as Brett Kraft Jr. wielding a machete and yelling.

“At that point we knew there was a situation unfolding there that we needed some extra resources,” says Blake Brown, a spokesperson for the Mobile Police.

The Mobile Fire-Rescue Department were called to the scene and responded with a ladder truck and an engine company and SWAT officers were also called to the scene.

Altapointe mental health counselors, and the K-9 police units also responded.

But Brown says those extra resources still did not convince Kraft to come down.

“He began threatening harm towards our officers,” says Brown.

Threatening officers not only verbally, but also with bodily harm.

“There was a bottle of urine that the subject threw down on to the firefighters on scene,” says Brown.

Brown says at some point, police made it onto the roof, but that resulted in a SWAT officer being injured and transported to the hospital. The SWAT officer was struck in the face with the machete.

That officer, who has not been named, is recovering from a broken nose and other facial injuries tonight.

As the standoff continued, mental health staff and police tried to convince Kraft to surrender. Police eventually subdued him and took him into custody.

After the incident, Kraft was transported to the hospital for evaluation.

Once cleared by mental health professionals, Kraft will face a slew of criminal charges including aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer, assault, assault with bodily fluids, and criminal mischief.

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June 13, 2025

Teenager Killed in Mobile Homicide

By Dale Hines
Blue RAM Media/Gulf Coast News

June 13, 2025

MOBILE Ala. On Thursday, June 12, 2025, at approximately 3:54 p.m., officers responded to the 1900 block of Calmes Street in reference to a shooting.

Upon arrival, officers discovered a male juvenile victim was struck by gunfire in the street and the Mobile Fire Rescue and EMS responded.

The victim was transported to a local hospital but succumbed to his injuries a short time later.

Further investigation revealed there was an altercation in the street between the victim and a known subject who was sitting in a vehicle on the roadway. During the altercation, both individuals fired shots at one another, with one of the bullets striking the juvenile.

The new camera project is still underway at nearby Rickarby Park and these cameras are not in place. No cameras at or near Rickarby Park captured the shooting, as it occurred in the street. Due to the victim’s age, his identity will not be released by police.

No arrests have been made at this time.

If anyone has any information that could assist in the investigation of this case, please contact the Mobile Police Department at 251-208-7211. Alternatively, you can submit an anonymous tip by texting 844-251-0644 or by visiting mobilepd.org/crimetip.

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June 13, 2025

Daphne Police Charge 3 Women With Organized Retail Crime At Ulta Beauty Store

By Rick McCann
Blue RAM Media/Gulf Coast News

June 13, 2025

DAPHNE Ala. Three women are sitting in the Baldwin County Detention Center today after being arrested for Organized Retail Theft and multiple other charges.

Mayasia Yuanna Donshay Bolton, Kixxie Kenyetta Evans, and Aureka Pascale Ducksworth all face serious felony charges after Daphne police were called to the Ulta Beauty Store located in the Jubilee Mall Shopping Center, 6850 US-90 in Daphne at around 6:52 p.m.

Employees at the store spotted the three women concealing merchandise and notified police.

Officers responded and were able to detain the three women and recover the stolen merchandise.

Bolton is charged with:
Organized Retail Theft
Possession of Marijuana
Giving False Identification to Law Enforcement Officer

Evans is charged with:
Organized Retail Theft

Ducksworth is charged with:
Organized Retail Theft

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June 13, 2025

Juvenile Shot While Trying to Steal a Car

By Dale Hines
Blue RAM Media/Gulf Coast News

June 13, 2025

MOBILE, Ala. A juvenile was shot while attempting to steal a vehicle in a parking lot according to police.

The incident occurred on Thursday June 13, 2025, at around 2:15 a.m. at a gas station on Cottage Hill Road.

Mobile police and the Mobile Fire-Rescue Department responded to the 911 call and found a teenager suffering from a gunshot.

The juvenile was transported to an area hospital and suffered non-life-threatening injuries.

Mobile police have not released the shooter’s name and said that the incident is still under investigation.

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June 13, 2025

Alabama Has Nearly 3X The Homicide Rate of California

By Rick McCann
Blue RAM Media/Gulf Coast News

June 13, 2025

MONTGOMERY Ala. US Senator Tommy Tuberville and California Governor Newsom have been involved exchanging heated barbs back and forth for several days with the main topic being the use of the National Guard and the Marines to combat protesters in California.

Tuberville stated on X that California’s crime and murder rate is one of the country’s highest and that caused the California Governor to immediately reply on X that, Alabama’s murder rate has 3X the homicide rate of California” and of course, we had to immediately investigate that claim.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) data Alabama’s homicide rate is indeed inching closer to that 3X times mark.
In 2022, Alabama’s homicide rate was 10.9 per 100,000, while California’s was 4.8 per 100,000. This means that Alabama’s rate is approximately 2.27 times that of California, however, those numbers continue to increase as Alabama is currently seeing a higher number of homicides in its most populated areas.
In 2024, Birmingham experienced a significant increase in homicides, with 153 recorded deaths, marking the highest number of homicides in the city’s history. This resulted in a homicide rate of 75.78 per 100,000 residents. Bhamwiki reported 81.5 homicides per 100,000 residents
Of those, 16 homicides were linked to one suspect, Damien McDaniel.

In 2024, the city of Mobile, Alabama, also experienced an increase in homicide cases, with a total of 37 homicides reported. This represents a 12% increase compared to the previous year. While other violent crimes saw a decrease, homicides were up.
Montgomery recorded 61 homicides in 2024, a decrease of 14 compared to the 75 homicides in 2023. The clearance rate (percentage of cases resulting in an arrest) was 69% in both years. While homicides have decreased, other crimes like robberies, burglaries, and car thefts have seen increases in Montgomery.

While the City of Huntsville is one of the fastest growing cities in the nation, it saw just 18 homicides in 2024, the lowest number since 2020. Despite a 3% population increase, the city experienced a 3% decrease in overall crime and a 39% decrease in violent crime between 2019 and 2024. Huntsville Police Chief Kirk Giles stated that they don’t take joy in the low homicide number, as 18 is still too many, and they will continue to work on keeping these statistics down.

Many of these homicides involve juveniles as both the offenders and the victims. Gangs as well as easy access to firearms by criminals and the willingness by many to settle minor disputes with deadly force all contribute to the increase of murders in Alabama and nationwide.

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June 13, 2025

Protesters Hitting the Streets of Pensacola

By Dale Hines
Blue RAM Media/Gulf Coast News

June 13, 2025

PENSACOLA, Fla. Protesters hit the streets in Pensacola Thursday and again early Friday morning in response to President Donald Trump’s crackdown on illegal immigration.

Hundreds of protesters marched through the downtown area of Pensacola in solidarity with protesters in other cities. Police kept an eye on the activities, and some onlookers honked horns and stood on the sidelines.

Organizers say this protest is just the beginning.

Protesters nationwide are demanding that ICE be abolished and that all immigrants be treated with dignity and respect and be allowed to stay in the U.S.
Many of the protesters locally and others across the country believe that there should be either no immigration laws or barriers for those coming to the country or that the process should be made easier and streamlined.

Some are calling the actions of Trump and ICE villainous.

Nationwide protests are being called the “No Kings” protests, targeting the president’s big parade on Saturday to celebrate the Army’s 250th anniversary. It also happens to fall on Trump’s 79th birthday.

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June 13, 2025

Two I-10 Wrecks Slow Traffic -Cause Minor Injuries

By Rick McCann
Blue RAM Media/Gulf Coast News

June 13, 2025

SPANISH FORT Ala. Two wrecks on I-10 Thursday morning slowed traffic but only caused minor injuries troopers stated.

One of those wrecks involved a single-vehicle crash at around 9:35 a.m. when the driver lost control of his vehicle and slammed into a bridge near mile-marker 29.

Spanish Fort Fire Department and ALDOT responded along with an aLEA trooper and shut down the left lane westbound for a short time.
No serious injuries were reported there and the vehicle was towed away and traffic was back to normal soon.

A second multi-vehicle crash on I-10 a short time later was also minor but restricted the flow of traffic for a short time.
No injuries were reported there either.

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June 13, 2025

Blind Tiger Restaurant at Fairhope Pier Seeks Further Financial Assistance

By Rick McCann
Blue RAM Media/Gulf Coast News

JUNE 13, 2025

FAIRHOPE Ala. Owners of the Blind Tiger located at the Fairhope Pier say that they have suffered a substantial loss of revenue since opening up because of the substantial renovations being done at the foot of their restaurant.

The major work began in August 2024 shutting down much of the traffic, limiting parking and at times causing the new business to be totally closed.

The Blind Tiger restaurant co-owner Brent Barkin sought financial assistance from the city previously and once again through his attorney is asking for further financial assistance due to the upcoming closure of the parking lot by the contractor necessary to complete the city’s waterfront renovation project in that area.

Back in February the city council voted to reduce the restaurant’s rent in half, from 3% of gross monthly sales to 1.5% for the duration, but now the owners say that more is needed to pay salaries and other miscellaneous losses during the proposed one-week shutdown tentatively set to begin Monday June 16.

The city council went into an extended executive session and has authorized the mayor to negotiate an appropriate agreement and bring it back to the council for approval.

A lump sum or possibly further reducing the future rent paid to the city were mentioned as options.
Losses have been estimated at $30K for the week that the restaurant must be closed plus about $4,500 for employee salaries, according to Barkin.
A future rent reduction or a lump sum of money may be options for the business but at this time
the owners are not sure if their business will be sustainable due to the year long losses that it has suffered.

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June 12, 2025

Gulf Shores Police Forms New “Aviation Unit”

By Rick McCann
Blue RAM Media/Gulf Coast News

June 12, 2026

GULF SHORES Ala. The Gulf Shores Police have formed a new division to protect the Gulf Shores International Airport.

The new “Aviation Police Division will focus on protecting the airport, planes, and people.

With Jack Edwards International Airport now welcoming commercial airline traffic through its partnership with Allegiant Airlines, the newly established Airport Unit is working hard to ensure the security and safety of all travelers.

This dedicated team is comprised of: FTO James “JJ” Johnston – A 30-year law enforcement veteran, and Officer Brad Shelton – A 32-year law enforcement veteran.

Together they are focused on creating a safe and secure airport.

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June 12, 2025

City of Mobile Hosting Traffic Warrant Clinic

By Dale Hines
Blue RAM Media/Gulf Coast News

June 12, 2025

MOBILE, Ala. Once again, the City of Mobile is hosting another traffic warrant clinic on Friday, June 13 and it will be at the Springhill Recreation Center.

This free clinic will offer an easy way to address outstanding warrants for traffic violations in the municipal court.

There will be family-friendly entertainment, childcare, food, and other community resources.

The event runs from 11 am until 3 pm and registration is required

This is only for traffic charges and not for other criminal warrants that are outstanding.

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June 12, 2025

Former Loxley Pastor Sentenced for Possession of Child Pornography

By Rick McCann
Blue RAM Media/Gulf Coast News

June 12, 2025

BALDWIN COUNTY, Ala. A Baptist pastor who had served a Loxley church for almost ten years is now headed for prison after being found guilty of possessing child pornography.

Allan Kyle Jones, 50, was arrested by the Baldwin County Sheriff’s Office in August 2023 on multiple charges after explicit images of minors were found on his phone, according to officials.

BCSO investigators had received a cyber tip from a company that monitors illegal online activity, prompting the investigation.
Investigators were able to obtain a search warrant and subsequently arrested Jones after finding the images.

Jones pleaded guilty to one of the charges and received a 10-year sentence, but he’ll only serve six months in jail and be on probation for three years.
The court also included fines and court costs in his sentencing.

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June 12, 2025

Two Homes in Mobile Set Ablaze by Lightning

By Dale Hines
Blue RAM Media/Gulf Coast News

June 12, 2025

MOBILE, Ala. Fires at two homes almost at the same time were caused by lightning strikes, a spokesperson for the Mobile Fire-Rescue Department reported.

The first fire was reported at about 6:49 p.m. in the 600 block of Palmetto Street and the second was reported at about 6:57 p.m. in the 3800 block of Camellia Drive East, according to MFRD.

During the time of the fires, a strong thunderstorm was moving through the area that had a lot of lightning with it.

Firefighters were able to bring both fires under control but damage to the homes was reported.

There were no reports of any injuries at either location.

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June 12, 2025

Woman Charged With Wilmer Murder

By Dale Hines
Blue RAM Media/Gulf Coast News

June 12, 2025

MOBILE Ala. On Tuesday, June 10, 2025, at 10:51 pm, The Mobile County Sheriff’s Office responded to a shooting that occurred at the 14000 block of Mort Road in Wilmer Al.

The victim, Andre Griffin (DOB 01/27/67), was found inside the residence with a gunshot to his head and both hands which were in cast.

Griffin was pronounced deceased on the scene by EMS.

The sheriff’s office said that VELMA EDWARDS-NIX (07/14/63) lived in the home with Andre.

The sheriff’s office said that Velma stated Andre tried to choke her and she got her shotgun and shot Andre. After she shot him, she ran to her neighbor’s home, and they called 911.

The sheriff’s office conducted their investigation and arrested VELMA EDWARDS-NIX and charged her with Murder.

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June 12, 2025

Woman Out on Bond For Murder Arrested and Jailed in Daphne

By Dale Hines
Blue RAM Media/Gulf Coast News

June 12, 2025

MOBILE, Ala. A Mobile woman already out of jail on bond for killing her ex-boyfriend, is in trouble with the law again.

While out on bond, Genesis Tanksley was sentenced to ten days in jail by a Daphne Municipal Judge for contempt of court after she provided a false urine sample to the court before becoming disruptive and resisting officers.

The Mobile judge in the case has revoked Tanksley’s bond and she has been booked back into the Mobile County Metro Jail on Wednesday, June 11, according to jail records.

She’s charged with murder in the death of Lazarus Tanksley.

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June 12, 2025

Man Crashes His Vehicle Into Pole During Pursuit

By Dale Hines
Blue RAM Media/Gulf Coast News

June 12, 2025

MOBILE, Ala. A pursuit involving Mobile County deputies ended with the arrest of the driver on June 11, 2025.

Deputies tried to make a traffic stop on a vehicle that was observed committing traffic offenses at St. Stephens Rd and St. Charles Street, but the driver led officers on a short pursuit.

The driver, later identified as Bryant Kendrick Hazan Stringer (DOB 01-04-1979) crashed his vehicle into a pole at N. Lafayette and Delusser St where deputies arrested him.

Stringer was taken into custody without incident and is charged with: felony eluding, according to authorities.

By Dale Hines
Blue RAM Media/Gulf Coast News

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June 12, 2025

34 People in Custody After Immigrations Operation

By Dale Hines
Blue RAM Media/Gulf Coast News

June 12, 2025

MOBILE, Ala. A joint operation by local and federal law enforcement on Wednesday in Mobile ended with nine more people being arrested during an immigration enforcement operation.

This week so far, at least three operations have netted 34 people who have been taken into federal custody for being in the US unlawfully.

On Monday, ten people were arrested in Baldwin County and a second operation on Tuesday resulted in fifteen people being taken into custody.

FBI Mobile was joined by HSI, ATF, DEA, CBP, USMS, and ERO to assist in the operation.

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June 11, 2025

Bay Minette Police Charge 3 Juveniles With Vandalizing City Parks

By Rick McCann
Blue RAM Media/Gulf Coast News

June 11, 2025

BAY MINETTE, Ala. The Bay Minette Police Department shared several photos of vandalism that occurred at a city park recently.

According to police, three juveniles have been charged with third-degree criminal mischief in connection with several acts of vandalism in city parks but their names will not be released due to their ages.

Police said that during recent weeks several public parks were vandalized by individuals who spray-painted graffiti on tables and buildings and overturned benches, causing property damage.

“This type of behavior is unacceptable and will not be tolerated,” the police department stated on Facebook. “Anyone caught vandalizing public property will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.”

Police ask anyone witnessing suspicious activity to report it to them at 251-580-2559.

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June 11, 2025

Mobile Sheriff Warns Protestors That Force Will Be Met With Force

By Rick McCann
Blue RAM Media/Gulf Coast News

June 11, 2025

MOBILE Ala. Before any thoughts of staging anti-ICE protests in Mobile County, the sheriff has a word of advice for anyone attending, protest peacefully or you will be arrested.

Force will be met with force Mobile County Sheriff Paul Burch said regarding the potential for out-of-hand protests coming to Mobile, similar to what is underway in Los Angeles.

During his monthly appearance on Mobile radio FM Talk 106.5’s “Midday Mobile,” Burch said decisive action would be taken in response to any deadly threats against a law enforcement presence, if necessary.

As with other violent protests that have torn communities apart and left behind billions of dollars of destruction during the past year, this time police chiefs and county sheriffs have been sending out strong warnings about what will occur if they bring violence and destruction to their communities.

The sheriff said that they have received some intel that there may be some protests in Mobile this weekend, and we’re preparing for it,” he said that he has had frequent conversations with the Mobile Police Chief but did not go into any details.
But let me say that I watch the things that happen around the country, and not just in LA, but some of the other unrest that’s been going on. And it’s not protesting. It’s rioting. But it angers me when I see these rioters trying to pull barricades out of the hands of police officers and shoving police officers to try to grab the barricades and break the perimeter.”

Nationwide police have been preparing for violent protests to come to their areas and some police chiefs have not ruled out National Guardsmen activations if things were to get out of hand.

During the radio show Burch added, “I can tell you they do that in Mobile, Alabama — the orthopedic hand surgeons are going to have one hell of a weekend to start fixing barricades out of hand. That barricade can become a weapon. And one thing I will say too, and I saw some of the firebombs being thrown — that’s deadly force. And our policy is you meet deadly force with deadly force. And I’ll leave that at that.”

Other major Alabama cities including Birmingham and Huntsville have not publicly addressed the possibility of protests coming to their city as of yet.

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June 11, 2025

77th Police Academy Graduation to be Held Thursday

By Dale Hines
Blue RAM Media/Gulf Coast News

June 11, 2025

MOBILE Ala.

The Mobile Police Department will swear in 21 new officers during an upcoming Mobile Police Academy graduation ceremony scheduled for this Thursday, June 12, 2025, at 11 a.m. at Cottage Hill Baptist Church. The church is located at 4255 Cottage Hill Road.

Here is a list of the Mobile Police Academy Class #77 graduates:

Hunter Beamon
Paul Bruemmer
Kyler Chaney
John Clapier III
Dean Hammac
Jackson Kelley
Darrell Kirby, Jr.
Devon Lewis
Bryan Llanes-Martinez
Ivo Machuganski
Umut Ocak
Debra Phillips
Matthew Rowell
Nicolas Ruiz
Noah Shockley
Ashton Thompson, Jr.
Daniel Tyler
Christian Watson
Davanta Weeks
Alec Whatley
Jacob Ziebach

Here is a list of the Mobile Regional Academy Class #77 graduates:

Cornelius Curtis – Mt. Vernon Police
Randy Jones – Prichard Police
Steven Lee – Mobile County Sheriff’s Office
Malachi Ligon – Prichard Police
Joseph Nguyen – University of South Alabama Police
Blake Nofziger – Citronelle Police
Ethan Palmer – Mobile County Sheriff’s Office
Tyler Payton – Prichard Police

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June 11, 2025

Former Alabama Buc-ee’s Employee Files $20 Million Lawsuit Alleging Theft of His Ideas

By Rick McCann
Blue RAM Media/Gulf Coast News

June 11, 2025

LAKE JACKSON Texas.

Almost everyone these days have heard of or visited a Buc-ee’s super convenience store that stocks plenty of snacks, boosts of having 100-bathroom stalls or more, another hundred gas pumps and is building one a network of their stores from coast to coast, is now being sued by a former employee who says, the company has stolen his ideas and work that he did not get paid for.

The former Buc-ee’s employee, John Pedersen of Leeds Alabama has filed a federal lawsuit against the convenience store company for $20 million in damages, claiming the Texas-based company is trying to “steal” work that he did while off the clock.

At issue according to Pedersen in his claim is a proprietary rights agreement he says that he signed when he was hired two years ago, and an expanded one the company gave him earlier this year.

In court documents, Pedersen said he notified the company in February that he had recorded observations as a deli employee at Buc-ee’s in Leeds since June 2023, on “value perception, marketing and service delivery.”

He said he also developed, among other items, a human resources software program (ostensibly for Buc-ee’s), designs for a machine that packages snacks, and a draft of a book on employee attrition issues related to the company.

Pedersen said he notified the company of this work, which he said came from wanting to make himself “valuable and potentially helpful to the Company in ways beyond the daily performance of my assigned tasks.”

Pedersen did not have an oral or written contract for work outside of his normal working hours stated a company representative.

Buc-ee’s has also responded in a letter in March saying that the intellectual property belonged to Buc-ee’s because it related to company business, according to court documents.

It also instructed him to destroy the material he had created and notify the company when he had destroyed it. Among other claims, Pedersen said in the suit that the demand for destruction “constituted not merely moral overreach, but a legally actionable form of private domination – an act akin to involuntary servitude.”

Pedersen said he made several attempts to settle the matter without litigation, even after submitting his two-weeks’ notice in April. The company, he said, has not responded.

Normally, “work product” that is produced while on the employer’s time and the employee is being paid to do such work becomes the property of the employer and this includes songs written by songwriters being paid a salary, wage or hour rate, writers and producers of written material, designers of products and others being paid to produce such materials or work.

Pedersen is no longer employed by Buc-ee’s,” and filed his 14-page court document without an attorney.

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Man Armed With Machete Throws Urine at Police From Rooftop

Teenager Killed in Mobile Homicide

Daphne Police Charge 3 Women With Organized Retail Crime At Ulta Beauty Store

Juvenile Shot While Trying to Steal a Car

Alabama Has Nearly 3X The Homicide Rate of California

Protesters Hitting the Streets of Pensacola

Two I-10 Wrecks Slow Traffic -Cause Minor Injuries

Blind Tiger Restaurant at Fairhope Pier Seeks Further Financial Assistance

Gulf Shores Police Forms New “Aviation Unit”

City of Mobile Hosting Traffic Warrant Clinic

Former Loxley Pastor Sentenced for Possession of Child Pornography

Two Homes in Mobile Set Ablaze by Lightning

Woman Charged With Wilmer Murder

Woman Out on Bond For Murder Arrested and Jailed in Daphne

Man Crashes His Vehicle Into Pole During Pursuit

34 People in Custody After Immigrations Operation

Bay Minette Police Charge 3 Juveniles With Vandalizing City Parks

Mobile Sheriff Warns Protestors That Force Will Be Met With Force

77th Police Academy Graduation to be Held Thursday

Former Alabama Buc-ee’s Employee Files $20 Million Lawsuit Alleging Theft of His Ideas

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