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Dothan man charged after argument turns into shooting (opens the original)
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DOTHAN, Ala. (WTVY) - A Dothan man faces felony charges after a shouting match escalated into a shooting, according to police. 56-year-old Akron Jones was arrested on one count of first-degree assault and one count of unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia. Dothan police responded to the 100 block of Third Avenue on Tuesday after reports of a shooting in the area. On scene, officers located the victim in the incident suffering from a gunshot wound to their lower leg, but fortunately the injur
Pet of the Week | Friendly Faith (opens the original)
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DOTHAN, Ala. (WTVY) - It’s time to meet our latest Pet of the Week: Faith! Not a lot is known about this sweet girl, as she hasn’t been at the shelter very long, but she is currently recovering from a pretty gnarly injury. Despite the hindrance, Faith still proves to be an incredibly friendly and social kitty who loves to snuggle up and be held. If you are interested in adopting her, she is located at Wiregrass Pets Rescue and Adoption Center in Dothan. Download the WTVY News4 app to get alerts
Police: Wanted Dothan man shoots himself, lies to officers that he was attacked (opens the original)
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DOTHAN, Ala. (WTVY) - A Dothan man is wanted by police after they claim he falsely reported being attacked by an unknown individual to cover up that he accidentally shot himself. 34-year-old Mitchell Dean Wilson Jr. is charged with one count of false reporting to law enforcement and one count of certain persons forbidden to carry a firearm. Dothan police said they responded on Sunday to the 2000 block of Hodgesville Road, where they found Wilson suffering from a gunshot wound to his lower leg. H
Florala officers, including chief and assistant chief, indicted on charges of falsifying records (opens the original)
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COVINGTON COUNTY, Ala. (WTVY) - Three Florala police officers, including the chief and assistant chief, have been indicted on criminal charges accusing them of falsifying traffic records, according to Covington County District Attorney Walt Merrell. An 18-count indictment charges Chief Greg McGraw, Assistant Chief Landon Thigpen and Officer Wesley Devenney with multiple counts of falsification of criminal record information. McGraw and Devenney also face charges of tampering with evidence. Prose
Troy announces new scholarship for Fort Rucker spouses (opens the original)
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TROY, Ala. (WTVY) - Troy University is providing a new avenue for financial support for spouses of army aviators at Fort Rucker working to earn their college degrees. The southeastern Alabama public institution on Monday announced the new Donna K. Huffman Perpetual Scholarship for Spouses of Active-Duty Army Aviators, which will help those spouses begin, or even complete, their education so they can in turn get out into the workforce and support area communities. The scholarship is named after D
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