Crime

No one wants to be a victim but the reality is, Alabama has high crime rates

This is information we all want to know, as residents of Alabama. Many wanted criminals in Alabama are a SERIOUS danger to our children and our families. *Please understand, criminal charges are an accusation. The defendants in this story are assumed innocent unless AND until they are proven guilty. First, we start in Cullman, Alabama.

Maybe, like me, you have been through a burglary and you know how that feels. It rocks you when it happens. You see how they have touched every item you own and every drawer is pulled out in every room. You feel so violated.

Have you ever considered working for a living? No, you prefer stealing money from those of us that bother to go to work every day. You spend your time stealing and being a sickening, snot-flicking imbecile. If you can't tell, I am really angry.

Safety is most people’s top concern. Whether you’re out of town, at the grocery store, or even in your own home you want to feel safe.

Including several delinquent youths, at least two singers battling addiction and one jealous rage that ended in murder.

Safety is most people’s top concern. Whether you’re out of town, at the grocery store, or even in your own home you want to feel safe.

If you have ever walked in a Starbucks in the morning hours, you know it is always jam-packed. That was no different last week at a Starbucks in Florida, right down the street from a resort full of Spring Break vacationers. Young ladies and young men from schools all over the country. Yes, that includes right here in Alabama.

Why Alabama? Tuscaloosa? Northport? Birmingham? More on that later. Yes, a famous killer of two children, Paula Sims, is on her way to Alabama.

Alabama's most common crimes may catch you by surprise. find out which crimes made the list.