Chinese Illegal Immigrant Charged Over Arson of Historic Alabama Church
A Chinese illegal immigrant has been charged with setting multiple fires to the First Baptist Church Montgomery in Alabama. ...
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A Chinese illegal immigrant has been charged with setting multiple fires to the First Baptist Church Montgomery in Alabama. ...
An illegal immigrant from China was charged with second-degree arson this week after attempting to burn down a century-old church in Montgomery, Ala. on
Alabama News Updated: The “Open Doors” program launched by the Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office to minimize trauma on families impacted by homicides is being used as a model for other district attorney’s offices across the nation. This year there have been 43 homicides in the City of Montgomery. District Attorney Daryl Bailey said children have been involved in 90% of these incidents and are being exposed to trauma at an alarming rate. In early July, a 10-year-old child witnessed his own father’s shooting in Pike Road. They launched the “Open Doors” program last yea...
Police across the state have one message for motorists ahead of the 4th of July holiday weekend: Don't drive impaired. State Troopers will be on Alabama's highways and waterways watching for the signs of impairment; anyone caught will be prosecuted to the fullest extent, Cpl. Jeremy Burkett said. During the 2020 holiday period, six people were charged by state troopers with boating under the influence, while 38 were charged with driving impaired, according to the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency. Troopers last year also investigated six traffic fatalities in Barbour, Bullock, Mobile and Wal...
Alabama Law Requiring 'Trial' for Minors Seeking an Abortion Struck Down by Circuit Court On 7/1/21 at 12:02 AM EDT A federal appeals court on Wednesday upheld a lower court's ruling striking down an Alabama law that would have required minors seeking an abortion without parental permission to face a trial-like court hearing. The three-judge panel from U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit agreed with a district court decision that found certain amendments to Alabama's Parental Consent Act represent "an undue burden" for a "large fraction" of minors seeking abortions without parental con...