Crime History: MLK's home bombed

On this day, Jan. 30, in 1956, the home of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. was bombed in Montgomery, Ala.

The bombing occurred during the Montgomery Bus Boycott, started nearly two months earlier when Rosa Parks was arrested for refusing to surrender her seat to a white person.

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Crime History: MLK’s home bombed

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