
Birmingham Men Charged in Fatal Shooting
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Two Birmingham men, Terrell Scott and Japarius Maxwell, face capital murder charges in the shooting death of Cornelius Evans. Evans was found shot in the Kingston neighborhood, and the community is seeking closure. The suspects are in Jefferson County Jail with no bond. The case highlights Birmingham PDs swift action when leads are identified.
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Birmingham News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Birmingham Men Charged in Fatal Shooting. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 2nd. This is Birmingham News Today, powered by AI. Two men from Birmingham just got hit with capital murder charges in the shooting death of a 23-year-old local guy named Cornelius Evans. Tarell Scott, who's 21, and Jeparius Maxwell, 19, faced the serious accusations after police connected them to the crime in the Kingston. Neighborhood last month, Evans was found shot on the ground in the 4,600 block of Roscoe Avenue on March 5th. Cops say it was a straight-up fatal gunshot wound that took his life right there. The community in Kingston has seen too much violence like this, and folks are hoping these arrests bring some real closure for Evans' family and friends, losing someone that young hits hard, especially in a tight-knit spot like that. No other details on a motive yet, but both suspects are headed straight to Jefferson County jail with no bond in sight. Brothers wrapped up their work quick on this one. This case shows how fast Birmingham PD can move when they lock in on leads, stay tuned
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