Mar 28, 2020
"The dog was with her protecting her the whole time,'' said Lee County Sheriff’s Office spokesman Drew Peacock.
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"The dog was with her protecting her the whole time,'' said Lee County Sheriff’s Office spokesman Drew Peacock.
The image has been shared thousands of times.
Two Mobile Police Officers have caused outrage online after an image of them appearing to ridicule homeless people went viral over the holiday period.
The post shows the two officers holding up a so-called “quilt” of cardboard signs apparently confiscated from homeless people in the city. The accompanying text says: “Wanna wish everybody in the 4th precinct a Merry Christmas, especially our captain. Hope you enjoy our homeless quilt. Sincerely Panhandler patrol.”
Collectors share photos of records with former owners' names on them.
"More specifically, a Facebook Group, called “I have your record.” Two record collectors, Huntsville, Ala. computer administrator Kip Shepherd and Peabody, Mass. deejay Alex Piandes, started the group."
South Alabama storm produced big hail -- and big menacing clouds
He was awarded the medal alongside a man from Kentucky who also died in the rescue.
The Alabama Department of Corrections on Thursday announced the deaths of Rashaud Dederic Morrissette, 24, and Quinton Ashaad Few, 27.