Birmingham police, street racing and New Year's Eve
Birmingham police restart Operation Knight Rider to crack down on illegal street racing on New Year’s Eve
As 2024 comes to a close, the Birmingham Police Department will be relaunching an operation used to crack down on illegal street racing in the city. On Tuesday, the department announced that Operation Knight Rider would start back up for New Year’s Eve,
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