BREAKING: at least 14 dead, many injured in large tornado in Ala.

At least 14 people are confirmed dead and "many, many" injured by a large tornado that destroyed several southeast Alabama homes Sunday, officials said.

WSFA reported that the Lee County sheriff said the fatalities occurred during at least two tornadoes that hit the county.

An 8-year-old girl in Beauregard is among the dead, according to the news outlet.

Bill Harris, the Lee County Coroner, said on Sunday evening that he expects more bodies to be found and the number of deaths to rise as search crews comb through rubble and debris. About 150 first responders were called to the scene.

“We’ve still got people being pulled out of rubble. We’re going to be here all night,” Harris said.

Alabama Emergency Management Agency spokesman Gregory Robinson said no deaths have been reported in the state beyond Lee County.

The deaths and injuries occurred in the community of Beauregard in Lee County, an area in the eastern part of the state near the Georgia line, Rita Smith with the Lee County Emergency Management Agency told The Associated Press.

Smith said multiple homes have been destroyed or damaged in Beauregard, a community about 60 miles east of Montgomery.

Meteorologist Meredith Wyatt with the Birmingham, Alabama office of the National Weather Service said radar and video evidence showed what looked like a large tornado crossing the area near Beauregard shortly after 2 p.m. Sunday.

The Weather Channel reported that nearly 26,000 customers were without power in Georgia early Sunday evening; another 16,500 had no electricity in Alabama.

Numerous tornado warnings were posted across parts of Alabama and Georgia on Sunday as a severe storm system churned across the Deep South.

This is a developing story and was reported by AP.


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A hero is dead and another police officer injured outside Birmingham nightclub

Sgt. Wytasha Carter

BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA -- Two police officers were shot outside a nightclub in Birmingham, Alabama early Sunday. There was a confrontation and the suspect was also shot.

One police officer, Sgt. Wytasha Carter, 44, was mortally wounded and the other officer was critically injured in a car burglary gone south Sunday morning when the suspect fired on the two officers.

The shooting occurred on 5th Avenue North, where an undercover officer and a uniformed sergeant encountered a pair of car burglary suspects just before 2 a.m. One suspect pulled a gun and opened fire after being confronted by the officers, an official said.

"The officers approached the suspects to investigate when one suspect produced a weapon and began to fire at the officers," Birmingham police said in a release.

Birmingham police said Carter had been with the department since 2011 and was promoted to sergeant in February of last year. The Phillips High graduate and U.S. Air Force veteran began his law enforcement career as a correctional officer in Shelby County.

Carter, who is survived by his wife and children, is the first Birmingham officer killed in the line of duty in more than 14 years. On June 17, 2004, three officers were shot and killed while serving a drug warrant in Ensley, marking the deadliest day in department history.

The conditions of the injured officer and wounded suspect are unknown at this time.

The shooting occurred shortly after 2 a.m. outside the Four Seasons Bar and Grill, where a plainclothes officer spotted at least one suspect checking door handles on cars parked outside the venue, according to police.

The shootout began after uniformed officers arrived on the scene after the plainclothes officer called for assistance, AL.com reported.

No information was immediately available about the identity or medical condition of the suspect.

A police investigation was continuing, reports said.

The Birmingham officer's death followed last week's killings of police officers in Shreveport, La., and Davis, Calif., and Saturday's vehicular death of an Illinois state trooper.

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ISIS hacker screws up, got screwed

Junaid Hussain (not to be confused with Barack Hussein) the Birmingham, England terrorist who became ISIS' top computer hacker and propaganda minister was blown to tiny bits and pieces by a drone guided by secret intelligence.

Experts were guided to the scumquat's whereabouts by a bread trail of taped conversations between him and an American martyr-to-be.

US special ops chiefs have provided details of the paper trail of "grooming" posts leading them straight to Hussain, who was in the top three on the Pentagon's Jihadi hit list.

Hussain and two bodyguards were droned in Raqqa on August 24, 2015. It's believed Hussain's wife, former punk rocker Sally Jones, was also blown to bite size pieces in a latter strike. The couple has been dubbed Mr. and Mrs. Terror.

Before Jones' death, she confirmed that Hussain, the guy who orchestrated carnage around the world, was killed. In other words, he was not missed by the drone nor will be missed by infidels. They found him after he used a compromised internet link--LOL.


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You disrespect his car, someone's going to get it

Not a normal Uber driver

Murder City -- Police in Birmingham, Ill., a Detroit suburb, say an Uber driver was arrested for stabbing his passenger who allegedly disrespected his crappy car. 

The alleged attack occurred when a couple from Beverly Hills called for an Uber driver after a Christmas party (which is being referred to as a 'holiday party' by the lamestream media).

Someone at the party tapped on the window of the car to let the Uber driver Jacob Matthew Allemon know the couple was getting into his car. This was the beginning of his obvious mentally ill episode.

Allemon, 23, told police he felt the tap on his window was disrespecting his car--it is not known whether the Uber driver had a name for his precious car--and he drove the couple for about a mile and then told them to get out of his car after he pulled into a shopping center.

The couple asked if they could wait in his car for another less schizophrenic Uber driver, or whatever the hell was wrong with him, it led to an exchange and a fight. The 49-year-old rider was stabbed multiple times in the face, chest and back.

The victim was able to disarm the disarmingly crazy Allemon, and restrained him until police arrived and charged him with assault.

The victim was taken to an area hospital, treated and released the next day.

"Uber" is German for "about." 



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Dumb and Dumber arrested after trying to lure cops into an ambush

Birmingham, Alabama -- A black Alabama couple planted a fake bomb at an elementary school with the plan of shooting cops arriving at the scene and possibly robbing a bank.

Zachary Edwards, 35, and Raphel Dilligard, 34, face charges including terrorist threats, rendering a false alarm and possessing a hoax bomb, Capt. Jeff Bridges of Trussville, Al., a town that boasts of the fewest hernias in the south.

The fake bomb was fouhnd outside Magnolia Elementary School on November 16th, prompting responses by the FBI and the ATF (Alcohol Tobacco Firearms and Explosives).

The device contained gunpowder, modeling clay and a timer that "Clockboy" would have been proud of, but it had no detonator. Bomb experts examined the device then detonated it at the scene.

"It looked real enough that it concerned us," Bridges said, adding, "No, not that Jeff Bridges.

The adorable couple, who share the same address, were arrested afterward and told law enforcement what they had planned--that's how stupid they are--they wanted to shoot officers at the school or rob a bank while cops were dealing with the fake bomb.

Experts determined that a Walmart-bought stopwatch was used as the timer and authorities searched for the location of where it was sold.

The man, Edwards, told police he was a member of the Black Panthers and the Black Mafia, Bridges said, but it wasn't verified--he may actually be too stupid to know how to find them.

It isn't yet known if Edwards or Dilligard havea lawyer to speak on their behalf, but they obviously could use anyone other than themselves.

Thankfully, no police or civilians were hurt. Blue Lives Matter.


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