Selma Mayor Johnny Moss, Police Chief Kenta Fulford and District Attorney Robert Turner Jr. stood shoulder to shoulder on Nov. 12 to announce a strategy to address the city’s rising gun violence and restore public trust. The press conference, held at City Hall in the council chambers, opened with a solemn acknowledgment of recent tragedies and a call to action. The city has had 14 murders so far this year. Todd and Cindy talk about it in this segment of the Black Belt Newscast.

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