ChumCity News Roundup!

Alright, Chumblers, here's the lowdown on what's been shakin' in the world:

HPD Shooting Under Scrutiny

Homewood PD claims 18-year-old Jabari Latrell Peoples was fatally shot after a struggle with an officer investigating a marijuana smell from his car. The story goes that Peoples allegedly broke free and went for a gun, but his family ain't buying it. They're demanding body cam footage, which HPD says they'll release. Stay tuned, Chumblers.

Wadsworth's Credentials Questioned

Alabama lieutenant governor hopeful Nicole Wadsworth's lawyers are on a mission! They're asking media outlets to pull stories that question her academic background, calling them misleading. The thing is, the stories are reportedly factually accurate, so… good luck with that!

DHS Raids Gulf Shores Construction Site

The Department of Homeland Security is patting itself on the back after a raid at a Gulf Shores high school construction site. They snagged 33 suspected illegal immigrants, touting it as a warning to employers using cheap labor.

Judge Orders Release, ICE Says "Hold Up!"

Judge Barbara Holmes ordered Kilmar Abrego Garcia released with conditions: anger management, home detention, drug testing, and no MS-13 contact. Sounds reasonable, right? Wrong! ICE is stepping in to take him into custody. Bureaucracy at its finest, folks.

Iranian Man in Alabama Under Fire

An Iranian man in Alabama is now the poster child for "lax immigration policies" after it was discovered he was allegedly a sniper in the Iranian Army. His wife swears he's not a threat and even fought ISIS. The plot thickens!

Tuberville's "Safe and Open Streets Act"

Senator Tommy Tuberville is introducing the "Safe and Open Streets Act" to make blocking public roads a federal crime. He's also backing Trump's "Golden Dome" missile defense project, which had a successful test run in Alaska. Boom!

Iran's Nuclear Program Delayed?

Sources say the U.S., Israel, and Iran agree that U.S. strikes significantly damaged Iran's nuclear facilities, pushing their program back years. This, despite a leaked intel report playing down the impact, which was only given a "low confidence" rating. Confusing, right?

Dale Jackson's Take

Want more takes on the news? Dale Jackson, thought leader for Yellowhammer News, breaks it all down on his WVNN talk show weekdays from 5-9 a.m. Give it a listen, Chumblers!