Birmingham, Ala.– Mayor Randall Woodfin called on the state Legislature to pass a glock switch ban after gunmen launched a barrage of bullets during a targeted hit in a crowd in downtown Birmingham Saturday night.

Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin, emotional and angry after a mass shooting in one of the city’s most popular entertainment districts left four people dead and 17 injured, said politics need to be put aside in the name of public safety.

The mass shooting in the Five Points neighborhood of Birmingham Saturday night has led to new calls to ban devices that turn semi-automatic firearms into automatic ones. But it’s not clear if the proposals – introduced in the previous two sessions – can pass in a Legislature that has loosened most gun restrictions over the

The people who opened fire in a mass shooting in Birmingham, Alabama, late Saturday are suspected of using “conversion devices” in carrying out the attack, and over 100

Photo courtesy ABC 33/40By Reporter Joslyn Malave Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin joined the FBI and other law enforcement agencies in a Monday news conference to discuss the latest in the deadly shooting Saturday night outside Hush hookah bar and lounge at 5 Points that killed four and injured 17.

After a mass shooting Saturday night in Birmingham, various politicians have called for the have called for legislation making the "Glock switches" allegedly used in the shooting illegal in Alabama.

Birmingham authorities have still made no arrests after Saturday’s shooting killed four people and left 17 others injured.

Officials have announced up to $100,000 in reward funds for information leading to the arrest of the gunman or gunmen behind a mass shooting in Birmingham, Alabama.