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Birmingham 2022: Best of Times (World Games); Worst of Times (Gun Violence)

Birmingham 2022: Best of Times (World Games); Worst of Times (Gun Violence)
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Birmingham Police Chief Patrick Smith Resigns, Citing Personal Matters

Birmingham Police Chief Patrick Smith resigned Friday, saying he wanted to focus on personal matters. Birmingham Mayor Randall L. Woodfin appointed Capt. Scott Thurmond, a 23-year veteran on the force, to replace Smith on an acting basis, according to a statement issued by the mayor’s office.

In 2021, Birmingham homicides neared all-time high; city councilors, residents react

In 2021, Birmingham homicides neared all-time high; city councilors, residents react
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Governor Nov 28, 2019 Human remains discovered in a wooded area have been confirmed as belonging to a missing college student who was the stepdaughter of a well-known UFC fighter, Alabama authorities announced Wednesday. The Auburn Police Department said the Department of Forensic Sciences confirmed the remains belong to Aniah Blanchard, 19. She was the stepdaughter of UFC fighter Walt Harris. Governor Oct 26, 2019 Kamille “Cupcake” McKinney, a 3-year-old girl whose body was found in a dumpster more than a week after she vanished from a birthday party in Alabama, died from suffocation, according to documents read during a court appearance for the man and woman charged in her murder. The man, Patrick Stallworth, and the woman, Derick Brown, appeared before a judge on.

Alabama city plagued by gun violence

Alabama city plagued by gun violence By Ryan Young, Theresa Waldrop and Pamela Kirkland, CNN Katrina Grady was driving home from her mother’s house on the west side of Birmingham, Alabama, in May when she saw a car on the side of the street, its airbags deployed, so she stopped to see if anyone needed help. “I’m the type of person, I got to help,” Grady said. “I’m a certified nursing assistant.” Then people in the neighborhood started shouting, “Get down,” and “Here comes the car that started shooting at this vehicle,” she said. Grady hit the ground with bullets flying around her when she heard her daughter scream that her sister had been shot.

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