Montgomery man seriously injured in hit and run while walking home from work
After Thompson was hit by the cars, his grandmother says someone called 911 and firefighters from Fire Station 12 responded to the scene, but MPD never did.
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Montgomery homeowner says house hit by at least 12 bullets
The Montgomery homeowner is thankful to be alive after at least a dozen bullets hit the front of his home while children and older family members were sleeping.
Montgomery neighborhood ramps up security measures to combat property crime
Montgomery’s escalating crime rate and police shortage forces neighborhood associations to figure out their own solutions to prevent thieves with guns from burglarizing cars and homes.
Vehicles in McGehee Estates burglarized, one truck shot multiple times
A woman who heard the shooting at 2 a.m. and called 911 tells us police never showed up.
1 man dead, 1 critically injured in Saturday morning shooting in Montgomery
Officers were called to a Montgomery hospital where they found one man who was dead and another man who was critically injured in a shooting on Locust Street.
Grieving mother searching for answers two weeks after ASU honor student was killed
On July 14, Tiana Dye was found fatally stabbed to death in a house she lived in with other ASU students. Her mother says video from a doorbell camera shows one of Tiana’s roommates with a knife. No arrests have been made.
Montgomery man convicted of beating his grandmother to death
A Montgomery jury convicted John Michael Perryman of breaking into his 79-year-old grandmother’s house and beating her to death in 2019.
Law enforcement agencies unite to form Metro Area Crime Suppression Unit in Montgomery
Law enforcement officials from federal, state, and local agencies came together Thursday to announce a new way that they’re fighting rampant crime in the Capital City.
Metro Area Crime Suppression Unit announced to combat Montgomery crime
State and local leaders have announced the formation of the Metro Area Crime Suppression Unit, or MACS, to help combat crime in Montgomery.
Montgomery citizens concerned about crime come to Mayor’s Community Town Hall armed with questions
More than 300 people came to the town hall meeting Tuesday evening, and at least 120 questions had previously been submitted online by concerned citizens.
