Alabama voters were hit with another grim reminder this past weekend as violence erupted in Montgomery, leaving four people dead and several others wounded in a span of just two days. The bloodshed has reignited growing frustration across the state over crime, public safety, and a justice system many residents believe has failed them.
Now, U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville is stepping directly into that debate — and he is making one group his primary target: judges who repeatedly release violent offenders back onto the streets.
According to reports, Montgomery saw seven separate shootings between Friday afternoon and early Sunday morning. By the time the violence ended, four people had lost their lives and three others were reportedly fighting for survival.
Montgomery Police Chief Jim Graboys addressed the public during a Sunday press conference, confirming the devastating toll after a weekend many residents say felt like chaos.
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