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Shots Fired Call In Canoe, AL, Ends With Six Arrests, No Evidence Of Gunfire
February 28, 2020
A shots fired call in Canoe, AL, just north of the Florida state line ended with six arrests Friday afternoon, but no evidence was immediately found of a shot actually being fired, according to Atmore Police Chief Chuck Brooks.
Two Atmore Police officers responded the area of Canoe Road near Highway 31 where several males claimed they had been shot at. During questioning, a juvenile provided a wrong name to officers and was arrested for the offense, Brooks said. After being taken into custody, the juvenile damaged the rear windows of a police vehicle in an unspecified manner and was charged with criminal mischief third degree.
As the juvenile was being arrested, the his mother drove up an got into an argument with a resident, he said
Officers instructed the female to stop arguing with the neighbor and come to their location,” the police chief said. “The female refused to cooperate and became extremely belligerent with officers. Officers
arrested the female for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. While arresting the female, the officers were charged by the other males that were being detained. The officers on scene at that time
called for additional police officers to assist.”
Additional officers from the Atmore and Poach police department responded and more arrests were made. No officers were injured.
Further details including names and charges have not been released as Atmore Police continue their original shots fired complaint.
Anyone with information on the incident is asked to call the Atmore Police Department at (251) 368-9141.
Pictured: An officer stands by with a vehicle reportedly driven by a woman that resisted officers Friday afternoon. NorthEscambia.com photo, click to enlarge.
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6 Responses to “Shots Fired Call In Canoe, AL, Ends With Six Arrests, No Evidence Of Gunfire”
This kind of bizarre, unsocialized and unlawful behavior makes being a law enforcement officer extremely difficult. These anti-police attitudes prevalent in some cultures will hurt them in the end.
The good people of Canoe do not look favorably upon such ruffian debauchers creating mayhem Within their geographic confines.
“The Apple does not fall far away from the tree”
Looks like momma taught Junior well! She must be so proud of her offspring.
I agree with Hmmm. People are truly losing their minds. Maybe they should have had those minds renewed. Seems our society is imploding.
People are losing their minds. You can’t make this stuff up.
Hot times in Canoe. Glad nobody was injured.