Gulf War veteran Gerald Baldwin told a Walker County Sheriff’s deputy he was trying to walk 100 miles from Cordova, AL, to Huntsville for a scheduled appointment with the Veterans Administration because his car was out of commission.
Thoughts on some of the law enforcement news that came across our computers in October.
The Opelika (AL) Police Department recently celebrated the opening of a new $18 million headquarters facility that has been under construction for just over a year.
The chief of the Dothan (AL) Police Department says he will increase the number of officers on patrol on Halloween in an effort to increase the safety of kids out on the streets for trick-or-treating.
An officer with the Tuscaloosa Police Department was shot and killed in a gunfight with a man reportedly wanted for failing to appear on prior felony charges.
An officer with the Hartselle Police Department was given the medal of valor for her actions in July that resulted in a woman's life being saved from deadly floodwaters.
A dog that was once in peril of being put down at a Georgia animal shelter is now a K-9 with the Headland (AL) Police Department.
Officer Reece Smith with the Moody Police Department found a note from the lawn care service that regularly tends to his neighbor's yard stating that the worker just realized that he might be disrupting the officer's sleep.
An officer with the Birmingham Police Department was hospitalized early Sunday morning after shots rang out at a traffic stop.
The Walker County Sheriff's Office had some fun on social media over the weekend with people who are critical of law enforcement despite having very little—if any—actual knowledge of the profession or the law.