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MONTGOMERY, Ala. — A bill expanding legal immunity for law enforcement officers was strengthened and passed in the Alabama House Thursday amid opposition from Democrats. Sponsored by State Rep. Rex Reynolds, R-Hazel Green, House Bill 202 would make it harder to sue or prosecute members of law enforcement unless their c
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