Alabama hostage posts
HuffPost News Several hostages were held in an office near the University of Alabama.
Suspect In Custody After Hostage Situation In Alabama Credit Union Office
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A suspect has been taken into custody after holding several people hostage at an Alabama Credit Union branch in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, on Tuesday morning, local police told to ABC 33/40 News.
101 months ago
Washington Post University of Alabama officials warned people to stay away from a credit union on the edge of campus because of a hostage situation.
101 months ago
ABC News UPDATE: Hostage situation in Tuscaloosa, AL is over; suspect is in custody; no injuries reported, officials say. abcn.ws/2jzpruH
101 months ago
CBS News Hostage situation happening now at Alabama credit union branch, negotiators are trying to make contact with suspect, police say.
101 months ago
CNN International Two men took a priest, two nuns and two churchgoers hostage in Saint-Etienne-du-Rouvray, France, a CNN affiliate reports. One hostage was killed. The standoff is now over.
107 months ago
CNN Two men took a priest, two nuns and two churchgoers hostage in Saint-Etienne-du-Rouvray, France, a CNN affiliate reports. One hostage was killed. The standoff is now over.
107 months ago
The Wall Street Journal The 2013 Alabama hostage crisis was one of the FBI's most dangerous rescue attempts ever. This is the inside story.
Inside an FBI Hostage Crisis
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On Jan. 29, 2013, a volatile man with a grudge against the government kidnapped a 5-year-old boy from a school bus in Midland City, Ala., and held him by force in an underground bunker. It was one of the most difficult and dangerous hostage cases eve Read more ... r handled by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
116 months ago
The Wall Street Journal “I have a hostage. I’m in an underground bunker.” An Alabama loner called 911 to open negotiations.
Inside an FBI Hostage Crisis
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On Jan. 29, 2013, a volatile man with a grudge against the government kidnapped a 5-year-old boy from a school bus in Midland City, Ala., and held him by force in an underground bunker. It was one of the most difficult and dangerous hostage cases eve Read more ... r handled by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
116 months ago
CNN Politics U.S. officials confirmed to CNN that drone surveillance spotted a possible hostage at an al Qaeda compound last year.
But they vehemently denied that it was apparently a western hostage who was detected.
117 months ago
LGBT News Because Alabama's chief justice doesn't think same-sex marriage should be legal, he told all the probate judges not to issue ANY licenses to any couples.
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They were told they couldn't get married. They said, 'But we're straight.' Alabama said, 'I know.'
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Alabama. Oh, Alabama.
124 months ago