Alabama Crime

This individual is not only frightening to look at, but his alleged crimes make it that much scarier. And he is from our great state, Alabama. I wish he was not from Alabama. I don't profess to know what is going on here, but it's not pretty.

This is information we all want to know, as residents of Alabama. Many wanted criminals in Alabama are a SERIOUS danger to our children and our families. *Please understand, criminal charges are an accusation. The defendants in this story are assumed innocent unless AND until they are proven guilty. First, we start in Cullman, Alabama.

A disturbing story out of Brookwood, Alabama has left many local families shaken. According to the victims, two masked men came into the victims yard and attacked a young man taking their dog outside for a walk. The assailants were hiding out in the neighborhood off Crimson Ridge road in Brookwood.

A disturbing story out of Brookwood, Alabama has left many local families shaken. According to the victims, two masked men came into the victims yard and attacked a young man taking their dog outside for a walk. The assailants were hiding out in the neighborhood off Crimson Ridge road in Brookwood.

This story really hit me hard. These things keep happening in Alabama. This story is bizarre. It sounds like a movie script but unfortunately it is absolutely real. Her name is Megan Green and she is a mother of three. She's been missing since Saturday. Much like the Garrett Walker story, in my opinion, this has so many strange and unanswered questions.

This enrages me. I probably shouldn’t write something when I am this angry. It’s incredibly close to my heart at the moment because my mother was recently diagnosed with cancer.

What is wrong with people? The Tuscaloosa Police Department had to step in and repo a cute little Yorkie this week. Dogs are not supposed to be taken away by the repo man. How is that even possible? According to the Tuscaloosa Police Department,

Alabama has had a total of 509 human trafficking cases since 2007, and 82 cases reported this year.