The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency says someone may be using the state’s sex offender registry for extortion.
Alabama Marine Police will offer springtime boating training and license courses to keep people safer on the water.
Forget about getting a new drivers license in Alabama for awhile: The state is temporarily shutting down all its licensing offices for a technology upgrade.
Dothan police say 2-month-old Messiah Richards has been found safe. The Amber Alert has been canceled.
With February 3 being ‘National Missing Persons Day,’ ALEA decided to showcase their newest alert system known as codeRED.
As the festive holiday season continues, families are preparing and finalizing plans for Christmas gatherings and New Year’s celebrations. Much like the Thanksgiving travel period, Troopers with the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) expect to see travel numbers return to pre-pandemic levels as more citizens prepare to visit friends and loved ones this year. Unfortunately, congested roadways mixed with dangerous…
The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency has shared the passing of Senior Trooper Jason Vice 41 of Newport. Trooper Vice passed away Thursday morning after a fight with COVID-19. ALEA has expressed its sorrow for the tragic loss of Trooper Vice. ALEA’s secretary Hal Taylor says: “The entire ALEA family is absolutely devastated at the loss of one of its own, Sr….
A four day search on the Tallapoosa River for a missing man has ended with the discovery of his body. The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency says the body of 76-year-old Olin Dabbs, of Jackson’s Gap, was pulled from the Tallapoosa River at approximately 2:30 p.m., Thursday just south of Alabama 49 at Horseshoe Bend Road Bridge near the Horseshoe Bend…
JEMISON, Ala. (AP) – A state worker was killed after being hit by a car in a road construction zone on a state highway. The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency said 33-year-old Brandon F. Barber of Prattville was killed. in the Monday morning accident. Barber was struck when a car failed to yield to the traffic control sign he was holding…
The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency is the first state law enforcement agency in the U.S. to train and become sensory inclusive. It’s part of a partnership between ALEA and a non-profit group called KultureCity.
