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Birmingham murder victim's mom says mass shooting has opened old wounds
SUMMARY: Carolyn Johnson Turner, a Center Point mother whose son was murdered two decades ago, opened the organization “Parents Against Violence” to support grieving parents. The recent mass shooting has resurfaced her painful memories, as her son was killed at a party when a nearby altercation escalated to gunfire. Despite the passage of time, the sorrow remains vivid, prompting her to write a book titled “When Your Child Is Murdered” to process her grief and help others. Turner hopes the latest tragedy will inspire unity to seek solutions to gun violence, empathizing deeply with the families of recent victims.
Murder victim’s mom says recent mass shooting, “brought everything back home for me.”
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New state-of-the-art animal shelter open in Daphne
SUMMARY: The city of Daphne recently inaugurated a new state-of-the-art Animal Services Center, marking the culmination of a six-year project. Designed to enhance the living conditions for animals, the facility features elements aimed at reducing anxiety, making them more adoptable. Local resident and volunteer Linda Roberts highlighted the shelter’s positive impact, while Mayor Robin Leun emphasized its role in the city’s expansion plan. The shelter is envisioned as a community hub, accommodating a variety of activities beyond animal care. The new center is expected to serve the community for the next 25 to 30 years.
After six years in the making, the Jubilee City is now home to a state-of-the-art animal services center.
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FBI issues statement on offensive text messages
SUMMARY: The FBI is investigating racist text messages sent to students of color, including African American, Hispanic, and LGBTQIA+ communities, following the election. The offensive texts included messages like being “selected to pick cotton” at a plantation. Some students also received threats of deportation or being sent to reeducation camps. These messages have spread to high school students and were reported through both text and email. While no violence has been linked to these messages, the FBI is working with the Department of Justice, law enforcement, and school officials to investigate further.
FBI issues statement on offensive text messages
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Missing Hunter Found Dead | Nov. 15, 2024 | News 19 at 4 p.m.
SUMMARY: The search for a missing hunter in Bankhead National Forest ended tragically when authorities located his body. Jeff Randall, a local expert, reported that 47-year-old Woodford had gone bow hunting and planned to return by 11 AM. When he failed to do so, his wife reported him missing. Search crews found his vehicle and searched through the night before discovering his body about 400 yards away. Sheriff Mack Sanders noted that rescue missions are frequent in this rugged area, often ending in heartbreak. The cause of death is under investigation by the sheriff’s office and the game warden.
Authorities say a hunter who was reported missing in the Bankhead National Forest was found dead on Friday morning.
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