There was an altercation here at the plant that turned violent here last week. We were loading trucks on our yard and two bystanders went to shooting at each other on the Oliver lock and dam road directly adjacent to our loading facility. A stray bullet actually struck a tractor-trailer waiting in line to be loaded at our facility. I had to meet with Tuscaloosa PD, corporate security. Not only that, these thugs scattered like flies and jumped in their cars and come flying past our facility as they fled the scene. dangerous situation

But but Tuscaloosa is sophisticated and regal especially northport. It’s nothing but a churched Birmingham

Tuscaloosa's real problem is simple.. Nobody down there will run for public office and take it away from Democrats. They all know Walt is a dumpster fire. Who's going to step up? Nobody has... and that's the problem. So it continues and will continue to get worse.

A big part of Tuscaloosa's problem is that a good portion of middle class conservatives have bailed and moved to Northport, which means that a LOT of Tuscaloosa's remaining population is fairly liberal in general

Damn , just found out had a niece in the parking lot when this started.

She stop to grad some thing before she went to the hobby lobby down the rode. She said she jumped behind a car next to the engine

Here is the story as it stands now:

https://www.al.com/news/tuscaloosa/...veral-injured-in-northport-shooting.html

Black Lives Matter!

Can't nobody change it but themselves.

Nope. The Dairy Queen is down 69 south toward Moundville and the Wendy's was in Northport.

Tuscaloosa is going the way that Birmingham did when I was a kid,

I work in the West End of Tuscaloosa, ghetto. We were all
Standing outside the door about to leave one day and a stray bullet hit the closest truck to us, about 15 yards away . It sounded crazy. Everybody freaked out and took off . The truck it hit was the boss mans brand new Z71 😆

Very little of the population can even vote for the Tuscaloosa mayor. The "city" zoning is very odd and it's made up of a lot of low-income communities and college students who register as residents here. It's a perfect storm to keep a dem in office

I work at a plant in the same area. Years ago we actually had a bullet come in the plant and hit the wall in the break room just feet from where a guy was eating his dinner. He left that night to say the least.

If I really wanted to solve the problem, I’d spill a bunch of high points with 5 rounds of ammo at the intersection of 24th and fosters ferry.