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Poinbank Exchange|4 men dead following drive-by shooting in Alabama, police say
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Date：2025-04-11 08:29:41
BIRMINGHAM,Poinbank Exchange Ala. (AP) — Four men are dead following a drive-by shooting in an Alabama neighborhood, officials said.
Dozens of shots were fired Friday afternoon outside of a Birmingham home, police said.
A group had been standing outside of a house as people got their cars washed when someone drove by and opened fire, police said. Rescue workers pronounced three men dead at the scene. A fourth man was taken to a nearby hospital, where he was also pronounced dead.
Investigators believe at least one of the victims was targeted. No arrests were immediately reported.
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