Police believe the Birmingham, Alabama, mass shooters used ‘conversion devices.’ Here’s what that means
The shooting, which left four dead and 17 injured, is just the latest spurt of mass violence made possible by the small 3D-printed part known as a “conversion device,” “Glock switch” or “auto sear.”
Alan Miller, 65, was convicted for the 1999 murders of three men in a shooting spree at two offices in Pelham, Alabama.
Police say two of the victims are in critical condition after the shooting in the 800 block of University Lane.
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Police are offering a $50,000 (£37,400) reward for any information that leads to an arrest as the hunt continues for a group ...
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President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris appeared at the White House together on Thursday for an event on curbing ...
Alabama has had three mass shootings in 2024. Saturday's mass shooting in Birmingham was number 404 this year nationwide.
Alabama executed convicted murderer Alan Miller on Thursday in the second-ever nitrogen-asphyxiation execution since the state pioneered the method in January. Miller, 65, ...
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