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Two more agencies in North Alabama join 287 G, ICE program
Two more agencies in North Alabama join 287 G, ICE program

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time4 days ago

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Two more agencies in North Alabama join 287 G, ICE program

FRANKLIN COUNTY, Ala. (WHNT) — Franklin and Lawrence County Sheriff's Offices have officially joined 287 G. The focus of 287 G, a program that has been around since 1996, is for state and local enforcement agencies to work closely with ICE to enforce federal immigration laws. Madison owned barbershop wins best of Alabama 2025 award Now, the Franklin and Lawrence County Sheriff's Offices have officially been approved. 'It's not gonna be used as a tool to just go out and go to the door. That's not what we're doing. It's mainly until used for Violet offenders in jail are placed in jail on a violent charge,' Franklin County Sheriff Shannon Oliver said. There are three modules in the program: jail enforcement, task force and warrants. Franklin County has been approved for all three, and Lawrence County only signed up for jail enforcement and warrants. 📲 to stay updated on the go. 📧 to have news sent to your inbox. Lawrence County Sheriff Max Sanders told News 19 how it will work and what their role will look like when needed. 'When they get arrested, they'll be placed in the Lawrence County Jail. If we think they may have a warrant against them, then we notify immigration, and we will hold them until they come to pick them up,' Sheriff Sanders said. 'There, I'll be someone serving warrants, if they have a warrant that is active for someone, they can send it to us and serve those warrants, or if someone is in the jail and has a detainer on them, we'd be able to follow that warrant through,' Oliver said. Both Sheriff Max Sanders and Sheriff Shannon Oliver said they are solely focused on violent criminals. 'They range from murder all the way down to child sex crimes and sex crimes of that nature and drug trafficking, and those are some of the things that we don't hear because it makes problems for the good people who are here trying to do the right thing,' Oliver said. The Lawrence and Franklin County Sheriff's Offices will undergo training as part of the program. Both agencies also said they only have one or two violent persons a year whose immigration status would draw ICE's attention. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

El Paso County Regional Training Academy holds graduation ceremony
El Paso County Regional Training Academy holds graduation ceremony

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time30-03-2025

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El Paso County Regional Training Academy holds graduation ceremony

(EL PASO COUNTY, Colo.) — Law enforcement from across Southern Colorado graduated from the El Paso County Regional Training Academy on Friday, March 28. The academy is offered to law enforcement across the state free of charge, and law enforcement say it is a great way for agencies in other districts to build relationships. The Fremont and Teller County Sheriff's Offices, the Department of Corrections, and the Fountain Police were some of the agencies that benefited from the training. 'This academy is the best in the state of Colorado, if not the American southwest,' said Sheriff Alan Cooper of Fremont County. 'And the instruction and the training that my deputies get at this academy make their lives safe, the lives of my citizens safer, and helps me to reduce crime, which is my main purpose.' Sheriff Cooper added that the academy has helped maintain staffing levels at his office. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

Chase ends with rollover crash in Rowan County
Chase ends with rollover crash in Rowan County

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time04-03-2025

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Chase ends with rollover crash in Rowan County

A high-speed vehicle pursuit involving the Forsyth and Rowan County Sheriff's Offices ended in a crash on Monday near the intersection of I-77 and I-85. The pursuit began when a silver Hyundai Elantra fled from a traffic stop in Forsyth County, reaching speeds of 103 mph as it headed south on I-85. Rowan County deputies joined the chase after Forsyth County requested assistance. 1 killed, 1 hurt when Mustang crashes following chase, troopers say Rowan County deputies attempted to stop the vehicle using stop sticks deployed at multiple exits along I-85, but the suspect vehicle managed to avoid them by changing lanes. The pursuit continued until the vehicle spun out of control and crashed near the intersection of I-77 and I-85. The car rolled approximately four times before coming to a stop. Three juveniles were inside the vehicle and were taken into custody by Rowan County deputies. They were transported to a local hospital, treated for minor injuries, and released to their parents. Charges for felony fleeing to elude are pending on juvenile referrals, but the names of the juveniles have not been released due to their age. The juveniles involved in the crash had minor injuries. VIDEO: 5 arrested after undercover human trafficking sting in Rowan County

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