SUMMARY: A second teenager has been charged with capital murder in connection with a shooting on Max Luther Drive last week. This individual, also facing two counts of first-degree assault, was apprehended by U.S. Customs and Border Protection in Cocoa Beach, Florida, after disembarking from a cruise ship. The victim of the shooting, 15-year-old Philip Wayne Fletcher, was killed in the incident. For further details, visit our website for the full statement.

A second teenager has been charged with capital murder in a shooting that left one person dead. According to the Huntsville Police Department, one juvenile died and two others were injured after a shooting that happened along Max Luther Drive on September 3.

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SUMMARY: Several area schools faced threats today, causing fear among parents and students. At Huffman High School, students reported discussing a shooting threat, prompting many to call their parents for pickups. Jefferson County and Birmingham City Schools are aware of online posts targeting local schools, including Huffman, Center Point, and Clay-Chalkville High Schools. In response, Cullman City Schools increased security after a threat to Cullman High was reported, although the original post was deleted before police could view it. School systems are taking the threats seriously and have involved law enforcement, though the credibility of the threat has not been established.

Shooting threats target four central Alabama high schools

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SUMMARY: One Mobile County Public School has increased security after a sixth-grade student from Cy Middle School was arrested for making a terrorist threat on social media. The threats, found on TikTok, prompted a quick response from authorities, with the student arrested within hours of the school’s notification. Mobile Police conducted a home search, finding no firearms. Mobile County Public School Board member Johnny Hatcher emphasized the importance of safety and caution following recent school shootings, asserting that threats must be taken seriously. The student has been expelled and released to their parents after the incident.

A Mobile County Public School board member has confirmed that a sixth-grader was arrested and charged in connection with social media threats against Causey Middle School.
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