More than a month after the shocking attack, the company of station 9 has moved operations, just not back to their building in the Norwood neighborhood. Crimestoppers continues to urge more people to come forward.
“Life changing, career changing, we’re just trying to get back to a sense of normalcy whatever that new normal may be,” says Captain Orlando Reynolds with Birmingham Fire and Rescue.
“The event happened there, so we’re trying to make sure that station is ready for those men and women when it is time for them to move to be as comfortable as possible.” Meanwhile, CrimeStoppers says in the time between now and the shooting, they’ve received 20 tips. They are urging anyone who may have information to come forward.
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