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ALEA says the rise in fentanyl use has led to more potential risks for law enforcement.

ALEA says the rise in fentanyl use has led to more potential risks for law enforcement.

The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) is taking measures to warn and educate the public of an increase in the trafficking of fentanyl mixed with xylazine.

State authorities and federal officials alike are warning the public of an "emerging threat" involving a potentially fatal combination of drugs that they say does not react to Narcan.

If you would like to contribute, a GoFundMe account has been set up by ALEA Senior Trooper Charles Mays loved ones to assist with medical-related expenses during this time.

Riding with his grandfathers on service calls, Jason Taylor, a Cleveland State Community College teacher, spent most of his childhood learning the family business.

MONTGOMERY – The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency is joining the Alabama Transportation Institute in kicking off National Rural Road Safety Awareness Week, which runs through Friday. The weeklong observance is

This Fourth of July period was one day longer than the holiday in 2022, but Alabama Law Enforcement Agency Highway Patrol troopers investigated 50% fewer traffic deaths than last year and saw no …

The Alabama State Troopers reported traffic fatalities during the long July 4 weekend were down 50%.

MONTGOMERY (WDHN) — ALEA has released its post-Fourth of July traffic statistics, which include four deaths. With the extended five-day holiday period, Troopers with the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency’s (ALEA) Highway Patrol investigated 50% fewer traffic deaths than the previous year, according to ALEA. ALEA Secretary Hal Taylor said, “Our Troopers did outstanding work this […]