Newspaper carrier Jennie Stricker was delivering papers in the pre-dawn hours Sunday when she heard commotion coming from a house on Little Dothan Road north of Sneads.
Three people were yelling for help and banging wood on an upper-story window sill to get her attention. They told her they’d been shot at and held hostage for several hours. She called 911. Law enforcement officers and emergency medical teams were dispatched.
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