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   A fourth person has been charged in last week’s deadly shooting at a   
   Birmingham apartment complex that was captured live in Facebook videos.   
      
   Aacoreyah Denae Woods, 20, was taken into custody Tuesday in connection   
   with the slaying of 21-year-old Asia Alyce Poole. She is charged with   
   murder, attempted murder and two counts of discharging a firearm into an   
   occupied dwelling or vehicle.   
      
   Poole’s best friend was wounded in the shooting but survived.   
      
   Woods was booked into the Jefferson County Jail 10:28 a.m., jail records   
   show. She is being held without bond.   
      
   Birmingham police on Friday announced the arrests of Justin Jamond   
   Hendrix, 20, and Taylor McCloud, 22, on the same charges. Both also remain   
   held without bond.   
      
   Janiyah Hendrix, 19, who was fighting with Poole before the shots rang   
   out, is charged with first-degree auto theft after authorities say she   
   fled the chaotic scene in Poole’s co.   
      
   Janiyah Hendrix and Justin Hendrix are siblings. Their father was shot to   
   death in 2022 when he stopped at a Homewood ATM on his way home from   
   church.   
      
   Poole’s acquaintances said there was an ongoing dispute between her and   
   Janiyah Hendrix over a man.   
      
   It culminated one week ago when the two women got into a fight in the   
   parking lot.   
      
   The fight escalated into a brawl and a shootout at the Monarch Ridge   
   apartment complex on Gallant Drive, which was formerly known as Valley   
   Brook.   
      
   The video showed Poole in a brawl that began with Janiyah Hendrix and   
   later involved multiple people.   
      
   It appeared to start near Poole’s vehicle in the parking lot and then   
   moved to a breezeway in one of the apartment buildings before a hail of   
   gunfire erupted.   
      
   The fight and subsequent shooting were captured on Facebook live videos.   
      
   Birmingham police responded to Monarch Ridge about 10 p.m. The initial   
   calls were of shots fired, and then officers were updated that someone had   
   been shot, said Sgt. LaQuitta Wade.   
      
   When officers arrived, they found Poole unresponsive near in the breezeway   
   of her own apartment building. Birmingham firefighters pronounced her dead   
   on the scene at 10:31 p.m.   
      
   Poole, a Monarch Ridge resident, left behind a daughter who started pre-   
   kindergarten this week. The child’s 21-year-old father died on July 26.   
      
   Poole had posted her own live video from the parking lot shortly before   
   the fight.   
      
   After the shooting, the heartbreaking cries of Poole’s brother and sister   
   could be heard on the videos.   
      
   Poole’s friend was taken to UAB Hospital with non-life-threatening   
   injuries. He was shot in the leg and has since been released from the   
   hospital.   
      
   Wade said investigators learned that after the fight moved to the   
   breezeway, it appeared to have been broken up. Moments later, the shots   
   rang out.   
      
   After the shooting, Janiyah Hendrix reportedly fled in Poole’s Ford sedan.   
   That, too, was captured on video. Witnesses said Poole’s car was already   
   running when Poole jumped in and sped away.   
      
   The stolen vehicle was found abandoned in the parking lot of J Wings on   
   Center Point Parkway.   
      
   The stolen car was found abandoned in the parking lot of J Wings on Center   
   Point Parkway a short time later.   
      
   Police said they documented 168 rounds fired.   
      
   Residents and witnesses said described the shooting as “something out of a   
   movie” and said it appeared to be premeditated.   
      
   There were multiple shooters, they said, some wearing masks and armed with   
   assault-type rifles and guns with Glock switches.   
      
   “They came for this,” said one resident, who asked that her name not be   
   used for fear of retaliation. “They were so organized. They had everything   
   blocked off, everyone corralled in.”   
      
   The investigation is ongoing.   
      
   Police ask anyone with information or additional videos of the incident to   
   call detectives at 205-254-1764 or Crime Stoppers at 205-254-7777.   
      
   https://www.al.com/news/2024/08/20-year-old-woman-is-4th-suspect-charged-   
   in-livestreamed-killing-of-birmingham-mother-asia-poole.html   
      
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