Local Officers Increase Patrols Over Holiday Weekend: For many, the holiday weekend doesn’t begin until Friday afternoon or evening. But for local officers, they started looking for impaired drivers last night. Thursday night Madison Police set up a safety checkpoint at the intersection of Old Madison Pike and Highland Drive with the assistance of Alabama State Troopers. Police say that checkpoint is the first of many they will set up in Madison through the weekend. » Read more on WHNT
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Police give details on capture of hit-and-run suspect: Police found Pamela Sanders, the woman charged with the hit-and-run death of 20-year-old Rebecca Carter in less than 24 hours. The investigation team pieced together headlight parts found at the scene and were able to determine Sanders’ exact vehicle type. » Read more on The Madison Record
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Madison Police Department arrest report for August 21-28, 2011. (More …)
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Madison Police Department incident report for August 21-28, 2011. (More …)
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Madison Police Department arrest report for August 14-21, 2011. (More …)
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Madison Police Department incident report for August 14-21, 2011. (More …)
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The Madison Police Department is investigating a number of residential burglaries within the city where offenders have targeted residences that appear to be unoccupied.A department news release says, “Offenders have attempted to verify that residents are away from home by ringing doorbells an excessive number of times before going to the rear of the home where they have forced entry by kicking in the back door.
“Residents are encouraged to be aware of any unusual activity in their neighborhood to include persons and vehicles that appear to be out of place or present for an unusually extended period of time. The Madison Police Department also suggests that residents verify that they know the person knocking or ringing the doorbell before opening the door to them.”
Anyone who sees suspicious activity in their neigborhood is asked to call the Madison Police Department at 256-722-7190.
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From The Huntsville Times: Yes, that cherry red Corvette behind you does have flashing blue lights. So pull over because you know you can’t outrun it. Thursday, Madison police debuted the shiny sports car as the newest addition to its fleet of cruisers. The car was donated by Jeff and Nilmini Thompson, owners of Systems, Products and Solutions. » Read more on al.com
On Thursday the Madison Police Department showed off a new Corvette fully outfitted as a patrol car. The Corvette will be used for patrol duties and community outreach. (Photo/Madison Police Department)
• More photos can be seen on the Madison Police Department Facebook page.
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From WAFF48: The Madison Police Department received the Cisco Community Policing Award Thursday. It recognizes police organizations that use the power of collaboration and partnerships to make their communities safer from crime and terrorism. » More from WAFF -
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From WAFF: Madison Police arrested a man after chasing him through the city early Thursday morning. Police say what started as a traffic stop turned into a high-speed chase around 2:00 a.m. » More from WAFF -
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From Huntsville News Wire: Two Huntsville men are in custody and have been charged with robbing Bank Corp South on Hughes Road in Madison Monday afternoon, police said Monday night. » More from Huntsville News Wire- Video from arrest scene – Huntsville News Wire
- Madison bank robbery leads to high speed chase – WAFF
- Two men arrested shortly after Madison bank robbery – Huntsville Times
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From WAFF: When you consider a recent bank robbery in Madison, the list of what we don’t know is definitely longer than the list of what we do know. » Read more on WAFF.com
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From WAFF: Madison’s Hammad Memon, accused of killing a classmate at Discovery Middle School, could soon be free on bond. Memon’s return to the Madison County Jail on Tuesday means his family is once again eligible to post his $75,000 bail on the murder charge. » More from WAFF -
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From The Huntsville Times: Vincent “Vinnie” Harrell, 38, of Madison, was arrested Tuesday as part of a three-county organized drug ring, law enforcement officials said. » More from The Huntsville Times| More from WHNT19 -
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Front WHNT19: Fifteen-year-old murder suspect Hammad Memon, accused of gunning down a classmate at Discovery Middle School, was booked back into the Madison County Jail Tuesday after being brought back from a state-run mental hospital. » Read more on WHNT.com
