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re: Tuscaloosa Shooting, 1831 Bar, Up to 16 severe injuries
Posted on 7/17/12 at 11:39 am to thatdude1985
Posted on 7/17/12 at 11:39 am to thatdude1985
Judging by the way he was walking in the surveillance video, I think he was extrememly drunk. Definitely doing some wobbling.
Side note: as a veteran, I find it a bit perturbing when people, especially the media, start running with the PTSD/crazy veteran meme. Not saying this guy isn't a vet, but let's get the facts before making that kind of call.
Side note: as a veteran, I find it a bit perturbing when people, especially the media, start running with the PTSD/crazy veteran meme. Not saying this guy isn't a vet, but let's get the facts before making that kind of call.
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Posted on 7/17/12 at 11:41 am to MaroonOldCrow
I see where your coming from, didn't mean it like that at all..I just hope that find this pos...
Posted on 7/17/12 at 11:42 am to MaroonOldCrow
UA just released this statement.
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To the UA Family:
Our thoughts and prayers go out to those who were injured in the shooting in downtown Tuscaloosa last night. We have learned that three students suffered non life-threatening injuries. Two were treated and released from the hospital, and one is being held for observation.
The Emergency Policy Group convened as soon as we were notified by the city of Tuscaloosa and has been in close contact with Tuscaloosa Mayor Walt Maddox and UAPD since the incident occurred. Following the shooting, UAPD took precautionary measures in the areas west of campus and offered assistance to the Tuscaloosa Police Department.
Also, the University notified the campus community through UA Alerts text messages and emails as soon as information about the situation became available to University officials.
For those who need assistance coping with the aftermath of the shooting, counseling is available through the UA Counseling Center, 1000 South Lawn Office Building (1101 Jackson Avenue), (205) 348-3863.
The safety and well-being of our students is one of our highest priorities at The University of Alabama. The University will continue to partner with the city of Tuscaloosa, as we work together to provide for the safety of our students, faculty and staff.
LINK
To the UA Family:
Our thoughts and prayers go out to those who were injured in the shooting in downtown Tuscaloosa last night. We have learned that three students suffered non life-threatening injuries. Two were treated and released from the hospital, and one is being held for observation.
The Emergency Policy Group convened as soon as we were notified by the city of Tuscaloosa and has been in close contact with Tuscaloosa Mayor Walt Maddox and UAPD since the incident occurred. Following the shooting, UAPD took precautionary measures in the areas west of campus and offered assistance to the Tuscaloosa Police Department.
Also, the University notified the campus community through UA Alerts text messages and emails as soon as information about the situation became available to University officials.
For those who need assistance coping with the aftermath of the shooting, counseling is available through the UA Counseling Center, 1000 South Lawn Office Building (1101 Jackson Avenue), (205) 348-3863.
The safety and well-being of our students is one of our highest priorities at The University of Alabama. The University will continue to partner with the city of Tuscaloosa, as we work together to provide for the safety of our students, faculty and staff.
Posted on 7/17/12 at 11:45 am to MaroonOldCrow
The only time I saw where it looked like he was wobbly was when he got the end of the building and saw people walking by it seemed to me as if he pushed himself towards the wall to maybe shield the view of the gun.
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