White House condemns Alabama shooting that police say killed 4, wounded 17 in alleged paid ‘hit’
Following the mass shooting in Birmingham, Alabama, on Saturday night, the White House issued a statement strongly condemning the gun violence, while police officials said the incident was a paid "hit.
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