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Police respond to 271 calls for service, seize 6 weapons in Tuscaloosa during packed A-Day weekend

Police respond to 271 calls for service, seize 6 weapons in Tuscaloosa during packed A-Day weekend Updated 9:36 PM; Today 9:02 PM Tuscaloosa police stationed multiple officers on the University Strip to patrol anticipated crowds following the A-Day game. Overcrowding prompted Tuscaloosa Police Chief Brent Blankley to order people to leave the area, which was already closed to vehicle traffic as part of game-day operations. (TPD) Facebook Share Crowds packed Tuscaloosa over the weekend for the annual A-Day spring game, keeping police busy as they responded to 271 calls for service during a 24-hour period between midnight Saturday and midnight Sunday. Officers who work the midnight shift were called in two hours early, and several working evening shift stayed overnight to handle the large number of calls. Despite a planned heavy law enforcement presence, said Tuscaloosa police spokeswoman Stephanie Taylor, there were multiple incidents overnight that led to several arrests and

Tuscaloosa police respond to 271 calls for service on A-Day

Tuscaloosa police respond to 271 calls for service on A-Day Emily Enfinger, The Tuscaloosa News © Tuscaloosa Police Department Tuscaloosa Police responded to a total of 271 calls for service on A-Day, during the 24-hour period between midnight Saturday and midnight Sunday. Several arrests were made and guns were seized. Tuscaloosa police responded to a total of 271 calls for service on the day of the A-Day game, the 24-hour period from early Saturday morning through early Sunday morning. Several incidents that occurred overnight resulted in multiple arrests and six weapons, including an AK-47, being confiscated by police, according to a Tuscaloosa police news release. 

The Latest Tuscaloosa State Champ; A Look Ahead To A-Day

For sponsorship inquiries, email: ryan.phillips@patch.com. Patch Pick: Congratulations to the Tuscaloosa Academy boys tennis team for winning an AISA state title on Wednesday. Our community is also proud of the TA girl s tennis team who finished runner-up for state. (Photo courtesy of Tuscaloosa Academy) Here are the top 5 stories today in Tuscaloosa 1. The fight continues on the part of Pinnacle Physician Group as the hospitalist for DCH Health System, which is currently looking to hire a new firm to replace the hospitalist group, Tessa Worley reports. 2. SWJ Technology held a ribbon-cutting Wednesday for its new 7,000-square-foot headquarters on a three-acre site near the Alberta School of Performing Arts and the Gateway digital library.

Maddox Eyes Easing Restrictions; Merrill Chides District 7 Drama

Jason Morton of the Tuscaloosa News that if the coronavirus hospitalization situation continues to trend in a positive direction for DCh Health System over the next couple of weeks, he will ask the City Council to rescind his emergency resolution. 2. The March 27 and run through Dec. 18, according to Aaron Bonner s coverage of the latest farmers market board meeting earlier this month. This week s edition of the newspaper hit stands on Wednesday 3. The Alabama Senate recently passed a bill that would ban hormone therapy and surgery for transgender youth, according to a report from Jacob Powell. The in-depth look at the bill, which was heard before a House committee

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