THREE ALABAMA FAMILY MEMBERS WERE EXECUTED IN THEIR HOME, ONE VICTIM WAS 8 MONTHS PREGNANT, AND ONE WAS 12-YEARS-OLD.(PHOTO).

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 Three Alabama family members were executed in their home, one victim was 8 months pregnant, and one was 12-years-old. This is a shocking and almost unbelievable act of cold-hearted violence carried out on three vulnerable people.  This horrific crime was discovered by a family member who went to the victims' home in Wilmer, Alabama, early Monday morning. The father of the unborn child had noticed unusual movements through her phone's Life 360 app and had contacted family to check on the home. Upon entering the home, the family member stumbled into a crime scene so terrible that it would be unimaginable to have to see.  Inside the home, the family member found all three victims deceased with their hands zip tied behind their backs. The victims were a mother and her two children. They were helpless.  The victims were 17-year-old Keziah Luker, who was 8 months pregnant.  She had been shot, ending both her life and the life of her unborn child.  12-year-old Th...

FUEL SCARCITY: LASG WARNS MOTORISTS AGAINST INDISCRIMINATE PARKING.(PHOTO).#PRESS RELEASE.



FUEL SCARCITY: LASG WARNS MOTORISTS AGAINST INDISCRIMINATE PARKING


The Lagos State Government has warned motorists in the State who are in the habit of parking their vehicles indiscriminately on highways and inner roads in a bid to purchase fuel, to desist from hindering traffic flow within the metropolis.

Issuing the warning, the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Transportation, Engr. Abdulhafiz Toriola stated that the Ministry has observed with dismay activities of motorists parking and queuing in unauthorised places thereby hindering the free flow of traffic, hence the need for caution.

He further stressed that those found queuing for fuel should also ensure that the flow of traffic is not adversely affected, stating there are no excuses for traffic violations.

Toriola reiterated that efficient traffic management has remained crucial in the attainment of a seamless multi-modal transportation system of the state, hence, the need for strong collaboration of the motoring public to ensure the efforts of the government is not threatened by the surge of unlawful parking.

While confirming that the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA), has been mandated to enforce the state traffic laws to avoid any impediment to free traffic flow, the Permanent Secretary, however, urged residents to join hands with the State Government in finding a lasting solution to daily traffic congestions occasioned by the recalcitrant traffic violators, by being traffic law-abiding citizens.



 

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