FOLEY AL: This morning while riding down the road all of a sudden I opened the camera and asked Dalton and Mac their opinions on Charlie Kirk. This was done without warning or rehearsal.
Dalton and Mac are from Covington Tennessee and moved to Foley about 3 years ago. Dalton keeps up with politics and is always watching the news on his phone.
RSN wanted to see their thoughts and feelings about the assination of Charlie Kirk, the person arrested, and how Republicans and Democrats handle tragic issues.
There is no viable or reasonable answer or explanation for the assination of Charlie Kirk. A man that was willing to debate issues, most especially to young peolple. Charlie Kirk believed that people needed to discuss thier thoughts, debate those thoughts, listening to each other. The only way to survive is to have open dialogue.
PIKE COUNTY: 5:20 AM Early this morning a vehicle accident in the Springhill Community in Pike County claimed the lives of two precious children.
According to ALEA – Troopers a 2003 Chevrolet Silverado truck and a 2018 Nissan Kick collided. A 16 year old is reported to have been driving the Chevrolet truck. A 2 year old and 5 year old child were killed in the 2018 Nissan Kick.
The driver of the 2018 Nissan Kick, Charles R. Holmes, Jr. , age 37 of Geneva, was injured and transported by Haynes AMbulance to Troy Regional Medical Center. Also in the Nissan Kick a 6 year old and 10 year were injured and transported to Troy Regional Medical Center.
The accident was on ALabama 167 near the 49 mile marker south of Troy.
ALEA Troopers are in charge of the accdient investigation.
DALE COUNTY: 10:29 AM Ozark – Dale County 911 dispatched Dale County Sheriff Department, ALEA – Troopers, Ozark Fire – Rescue to a motor vehicle accident with injuries.
The accident location is 7154 S. Highway 231, Rest Area at Ozark. Reports to Ozark – Dale County 911 there are four vehicles involved in the accident and possible entrappment.
Emergency units are rolling and arriving on the scene.
ALEA – Troopers will be in charge of the investigation.
HOUSTON COUNTY: Tonight family, friends and supporters of Chris Love joined him at 6:30 PM at the Depot in Ashford.
Chris Love announced his bid for District 2 Houston County Commission.
Chris Love is a self employed businessman in Houston County who owns several businesses. In addition Chris Love is a farmer.
Chris Love stated that he rides the road in his businesses and sees what needs to be done to improve the road structures throughout Houston County. He supports the fire and EMS system and in Houston County, see’s their needs, and wants to be a part of solutions. He wants water across the county to assist the fireman when fighting fires.
Chris Love stated that he supports all law enforcement, Houston County Sheriff Department, all municipalities and ALEA. That is all a team effort.
Chris Love pledges to work to improve infrastructure and make Houston County a better place to live.
Ted Czech with the York County Office of Emergency Management says a 911 call came in at 2:10 p.m. for an incident in the areas of Haar Road and Senft Road. A neighbor tells abc27 news they heard gunshots while officers were in the area near a barn.
Governor Josh Shapiro and Attorney General Dave Sunday both responded to the area and are expected to provide an update.
Governor Shapiro shared a statement on Wednesday afternoon saying, “I’ve been briefed on the situation involving law enforcement in York County, and am on my way there now. We ask those in the area to please follow the directions of local law enforcement and PA State Police.”
Wright Funeral Home & Crematory is honored to provide a register book in memory of Charlie Kirk for those in our community who wish to express their condolences and share a message of remembrance. The register book will be available at our facility through Friday, September 19th, at 5:00 PM.
At that time, the completed book will be sent to Turning Point, where it will be placed alongside the many other register books being collected in Mr. Kirk’s honor. This collection will serve as a lasting tribute to his life, legacy, and the countless lives he impacted.
We invite all who feel led to stop by and sign the book, offering words of comfort, support, and reflection that will remain as part of this memorial. If you are unable to stop by, an obituary has been posted on our website to leave digital signatures or memories of your choosing that will be printed along with the physical register book. Follow the link below to go straight to his page.
