BRUNDIDGE: Reports of three people. Shot in Brundidgr. Working on details at this time.
Ulane Liptrot Jamison has been Brundidge Police Chief since March 2026. Efforts to contact her have been unsuccessful.
UPDATED @ 5:20 AM
Made contact with Brundidge Police Chief Chief Jamison. She confirmed three people shot but are not dead. When asked was case being worked by Brundidge Police and Pike County Sheriff Department, she replied yes and no more information could be released because they were still working the scene.
RSN has later learned that Chief Jamison is not working the case with Pike County Sheriff Department.
Jamison was an Alabama State Trooper prior to her appointment as Brundidge Police Chief. Troopers are not primary investigators of firearm assaults. They normally work motor vehicle accidents and traffic control. Normally the Sheriff of the county is called in to assist smaller departments in the investigation of major crimes. The Chief did not say who was assisting in the investigation.
KINSEY: On Friday Houston County 911 dispatched Kinsey Police, Kinsey Volunteer Fire and Headland Volunteer Fire to El Camino Drive to a vehicle fire with a structure in danger.
Kinsey Police Chief Jim Mock quickly jumped in the telephone booth and changed from Police Chief to Fireman and began fighting the fire. JUST KIDDING – no phone booths like Superman but he did drop gunbelt and suited in fire suit to begin fighting the fire and assisting the volunteers on their arrival.
Fro my UNOFFICIAL understanding, the windows were down and fireworks entered the vehicle and caught the vehicle on fire.
DOTHAN: 3:01 PM Dothan 911 dispatched a motor vehicle accident at 499 North Range Street. Reports to Dothan 911 one patient was breathing but unresponsive.
There are reports also a utility pole is broken. There are two patients with one patient entrapped.
The entrapped patient was transported emergency, and trauma alert.
At least one patient was transported. Dothan Police is in charge of accident investigation.
HOUSTON COUNTY: 12:45 PM Houston County 911 dispatched a critical injury accident on Hodgesville Road and Eddins Road.
A T-Bone accident which landed the vehicles in the front yard at the corner of Eddins and Hodgesville Road. A guideline saved one passenger from extensive injuries.
Hodgesville Volunteer Fire, Cottonwood Rescue, Rehobeth Fire – Rescue, Houston County Sheriff Deputies, ALEA Trooper Aaron Sanders along with an off duty Dothan Police Officer responded or were on the scene.
It was reported 5 injuries. Some of the multiple ambulances transported trauma alert to the hospitals.
The accident is under investigation by ALEA Trooper Aaron Sanders.
