Tuscaloosa police investigating homicide
Tuscaloosa homicide investigation underway
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. ( WIAT) — The Tuscaloosa Violent Crimes Unit was dispatched to the scene of a homicide investigation Saturday night. According to Cpt. Marty Sellers of the TVCU, the investigation is occurring in the 2900 block of 17th Street in Tuscaloosa. Police have yet to provide more information.
Police on the scene of a homicide in Tuscaloosa
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Homicide investigation underway at Stillman Court Apartments in Tuscaloosa
Tuscaloosa Police and the Tuscaloosa Violent Crimes Unit are investigating a homicide Saturday night after a man was found dead. The incident occurred at the Stillman Court Apartments in the 2900 block of 17th Street Tuscaloosa.
Police investigating homicide at Tuscaloosa apartment complex
Police are investigating a man's death at a Tuscaloosa apartment complex. It happened at Stillman Court Apartments in the 2900 block of 17th Street, according to the Tuscaloosa Violent Crimes Unit. Officers arrived after 9:30 p.m. Saturday and found the victim who lived in the apartment.
Tuscaloosa police investigating homicide after man found dead
Tuscaloosa law enforcement have started a homicide investigation after a man was found dead Saturday night. Just after 9:30 p.m., officers arrived at the Stillman Court Apartments in the 2900 block of 17th Street Tuscaloosa.
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