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Greenville Police Department Teamed up with Local Churches to Host ‘Faith and Blue’ Event for Community

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The Greenville Police Department held a fun event Saturday all thanks to the “Faith and Blue” organization. Faith and Blue are a nationally based organization that help police departments throughout the country set up fun events to bridge the divide between law enforcement and the community. The organization includes having local churches team up with the police department to run these…

Thunder Truck: Road Update from Butler County

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Alabama News Network anchor Andrew James is in Thunder Truck, checking on road conditions throughout the local area as Hurricane Sally pushes through. In Butler County, Greenville Police Chief Justin Lovvorn is watching the storm carefully. He says the downtown area is one flood-prone spot that will need to be monitored throughout the day. Earlier today, there were some power…

Greenville Man Dies While in Police Custody

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On February 6, around 5:40 a.m., the Greenville Police Department responded to a call of a home invasion on Linda Avenue. Officers were headed to the scene were told by dispatch that the victim stated the offender had forced his way into the residence by breaking out a window and crawling inside. According to a statement from the victim, the offender,…

Breaking: Suspicious Package Found in Greenville

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**UPDATE** The package has been removed and the courthouse is now open to normal traffic. https://t.co/PlAbXxTKIR — Chief Justin Lovvorn (@justin_lovvorn) January 14, 2020 **ORIGINAL STORY** Alabama News Network is working to get more information about a suspicious package found in Greenville this morning. We have a crew on the way to the scene. Greenville Police Chief Justin Lovvorn says…