Birmingham police chief faces call to resign: ‘Time to rally around’ law enforcement, Woodfin’s office says
A Birmingham community activist is calling for the removal or resignation of Police Chief Scott Thurmond, citing an ...
Rep. Juandalynn Givan calls on Birmingham Police Chief Scott Thurmond to resign due to ‘never-ending bloodbath’ in city
Alabama state Rep. Juandalynn Givan (D-Birmingham) called for the resignation of Birmingham Police Chief Scott Thurmond on ...
State official call for resignation of Birmingham Chief of Police
State Representative Juandalynn Givan called for the resignation of Birmingham chief of police Scott Thurmond.This after an ...
‘Boots on the ground always works’: Birmingham FOP responds to mayor’s $15.8 million plan to recruit, retain police
This is a great step forward, but we still have to have our primary focus set on those benefits, wages and working conditions ...
Area chiefs of police speak out in defense of Birmingham Police Chief Scott Thurmond
After state representativeJuandalynn Givan joined some Birmingham residents in calling for the resignation of Birmingham ...
Alabama State Rep. calls for resignation of Birmingham police chief
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. ( WBRC) - Alabama State Rep. Juandalynn Givan has called for the resignation of Birmingham Police Chief ...
Community activist calls for Birmingham police chief to step down amid crime concerns
A petition calling for Birmingham Police Chief Scott Thurmond to step down has been gaining traction, sparked by local ...
Millions in incentives headed to Birmingham Police to recruit, retain officers
The Birmingham Police Department has achieved a historic milestone as the city council has approved a $16 million incentive plan, the largest the department has ever seen.
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State Rep. Juandalynn Givan calls for Birmingham police Chief Scott Thurmond to resign
State Rep. Juandalynn GIvan has called for Birmingham police chief Scott Thurmond to resign. She believes a changed is needed within the department to address the increase in violent gun violence.
Birmingham City Council approves $15.8 million for police recruitment, retention
The Birmingham City Council approved a measure Tuesday to provide nearly $16 million in funding for the police department to hire more patrol officers.