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Teen escapees from a facility in Alabama have been arrested after an alleged crime spree in several states

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Four teenagers who police say escaped from a Birmingham facility have been arrested following an alleged crime spree in several states. On Tuesday, Birmingham police reported that they were searching for four teenagers who had escaped from a “stationary facility.” >> WVTM 13 ON THE GO: Download our app for free. That same night, nearly 530 miles from Birmingham, a woman was the victim of an unsuccessful carjacking at gunpoint in Huntington, West Virginia, according to the Huntington Police Department. The next day, 14-year-old Romaine Lovins was arrested and charged with first-degree robbery, while Hayden Payne, 16, Samual Richey, 16, and Breland Zainerrian, 13, were identified as suspects. According to West Virginia NBC affiliate WSAZ, the four teens were caught on camera breaking into a gun store in the town of Kenova, where they stole several guns before the attempted robbery.>> FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | YouTube reports said they also shot through the back door of a vape shop but couldn’t get in. The teens reportedly fled Alabama in a stolen car before arriving in Kentucky, where they stole another car, according to Kenova Police Chief Bob Sullivan. An attorney for Lovins told WSAZ that they were headed to Louisville. On Thursday, Payne, Richey and Zainerrian were arrested in Alabama, according to the Cullman Tribune. Cullman County Sheriff’s Office deputies reportedly attempted to conduct a traffic stop Thursday afternoon, resulting in a short chase. The occupants, later identified as the three teenagers, exited the vehicle at the intersection of County Road 1422 and County Road 1476. They were taken into custody shortly after K9s and air support were deployed.>> THE NEWS: Headlines and Weather from WVTM 13 “I would like to thank our deputies for their diligent work throughout this ordeal. I would like to thank our K9 trackers for their excellent work. I would also like to thank all other agencies for their support in helping to find these individuals. “This was a tremendous team effort and a great success to put these individuals back behind bars,” Cullman County Sheriff Matt Gentry said.

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Four teenagers who police say escaped from a Birmingham facility have been arrested following an alleged crime spree in several states.

On Tuesday, Birmingham police reported that they were searching for four teenagers who escaped from a “stationary facility.”

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According to the Huntington Police Department, that same night, nearly 530 miles from Birmingham, a woman was the victim of an unsuccessful carjacking at gunpoint in Huntington, West Virginia.

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The next day, 14-year-old Romaine Lovins was arrested and charged with first-degree robbery, while Hayden Payne, 16, Samual Richey, 16, and Breland Zainerrian, 13, were identified as suspects.

According to West Virginia NBC affiliate WSAZ, the four teens were caught on camera breaking into a gun store in the town of Kenova, where they stole several guns before the attempted robbery.

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They also reportedly shot through the back door of a vape shop but were unable to get in.

According to Kenova Police Chief Bob Sullivan, the teens reportedly fled Alabama in a stolen car before arriving in Kentucky, where they stole another car. An attorney for Lovins told WSAZ that they were headed to Louisville.

According to the Cullman Tribune, Payne, Richey and Zainerrian were arrested in Alabama on Thursday.

Cullman County Sheriff’s Office deputies reportedly attempted a traffic stop Thursday afternoon, resulting in a short chase.

The occupants, later identified as the three teenagers, exited the vehicle at the intersection of County Road 1422 and County Road 1476. They were taken into custody shortly after K9s and air support were deployed.

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“I would like to commend our deputies for being diligent throughout this ordeal. I would like to thank our K9 trackers for their excellent work. I would also like to thank all other agencies for their support in helping to find these individuals. “This was a tremendous team effort and a great success to put these individuals back behind bars,” Cullman County Sheriff Matt Gentry said.

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