MISSING PERSON
Name: Morgan Barton
Age: 55
LAST KNOWN LOCATION:
2101 Richard Arrington Jr Blvd. N.
Birmingham, Al 35203
LAST SEEN:
11/3/26 around 6:30PM
Anyone who has seen Morgan or has information regarding her current whereabouts is asked to contact the BPD at (205)328-9311.
According to @HomewoodPD, on 10/29/26 two male subjects entered a business located at 209 Lakeshore Parkway and purchased electronics using stole credit/debit cards. The subjects were seen driving in a newer model Toyota Camry.
A deadly shooting. A felony shoplifting investigation. A young man facing charges. These headlines are making news across our communities. Behind each headline is an investigation, and sometimes, a missing piece of information.
One tip could make a difference.
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Crime Stoppers of Metro Alabama retweeted
🚨🐾 BREAKING NEWS: K9 Fancy is coming out of retirement!
After 8 years as an HPD bomb dog, she has a new title: HPD AMBASSADOR!
She’s heading back to Brock’s Gap Intermediate to spend time with the students and staff who love her.
Welcome back, Fancy! 💙🐶
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Think beyond the headlines. Think about the victims of crime and the people connected to them. Crime affects everyone.
@CSMetroAL Tamara Renall Robinson is wanted in JEFFERSON COUNTY for Felony Warrants charging her with Drug Trafficking and Failure to Appear for Possession of a Controlled Substance.
Wanted as of 10/21/2026
Birmingham Police: Multiple shot, investigation underway wbrc.com/2026/11/01/birmingh…
The @BhamPolice conducting a homicide investigation following a shooting incident in which two individuals were struck by gunfire, one of whom later died at UAB Hospital.
At approx 9:14 p.m. on Sat, 10/24/26, officers were dispatched to the 2400 Block of Avenue B Ensley.
Family holds vigil for Jefferson County man missing nearly 4 months wbrc.com/2026/10/25/family-h…
How many times have you read this line in a news story?
That’s us.
Behind that sentence is a safe, anonymous way for you to speak up. When you do, it can lead to arrests, warrants, and solved cases.
Make the call. Make a difference.
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October is Crime Prevention Month. Every small step — from locking your doors to reporting suspicious activity — makes a difference. Safe communities don’t just happen; we create them together.













