Audit: Drugs, gun missing from evidence room of troubled Alabama police department
Dozens of oxycodone pills, other drugs and a handgun were among the items missing from the evidence room of a troubled Alabama police department, the district attorney said Monday. Cullman County District Attorney Champ Crocker announced the preliminary results of an audit of the Hanceville Police Department evidence room.
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