Larry Deontae Flournoy, 21, was booked at the Mac Sim Butler Detention Facility in Montgomery County on September 2, 2026, according to the Montgomery County jail's online inmate record. The record lists one charge, written as "ATTEMPT-MURDER." It lists no bond amount and no case or docket number.

The record publishes no statute citation, so the following is general legal context drawn from the current official Code of Alabama rather than the sections the county charged. Section 13A-4-2 defines criminal attempt: a person is guilty of an attempt where, with the intent to commit a specific offense, the person does any overt act towards its commission, and an attempt to commit murder is a Class A felony. Section 13A-6-2 defines murder, which covers causing the death of a person with intent to cause that death, and causing a death by recklessly engaging in conduct creating a grave risk of death under circumstances manifesting extreme indifference to human life. These descriptions explain what the statutes cover; they are not findings that Flournoy committed any element of them, and any penalty they carry would apply only upon conviction.

A booking record is a public record of an arrest and a charge. It is not a conviction, and Flournoy is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in court. No indictment, plea, or case disposition is recorded for this booking.