Crime Stopers calls for further tips after shooting at the Alumni event

Birmingham, ala. (WBRC) – It's a week since a shootout for one Alumni event at the Woodlawn High School, which injured a woman and damaged several cars.

While Four men were arrested at the beginning of this weekThe Birmingham police believe that even more people who are involved in the shootout are still on the street.

“It's not fair,” said Bob COPUS by Crime Stopper from Metro Alabama. “It is really not fair, and I know that it sounds banal. These people came here to have a good time. They came here to celebrate old friendships and see people who have not seen them for some time. The last thought in their head was that balls would fly through their.”

An injured woman was injured and at least seven cars were damaged.

COPUS said that this shoot has grasped people's attention and leads to several anonymous tips.

However, there are not enough tips to capture other suspects – at least not yet.

“We as a community should not tolerate this and how we stop it is that we blame these people who carried out this action,” said Copus.

BPD reports that the shootout has taken place between two groups.

Officers believe Community members know what happenedAnd who was specially involved, but there is still a lack of witnesses. This is where Crime Stopers comes into play.

You can call them and pass on tips anonymously under 205-254-7777, and if you are still afraid to speak out …

“You can go to our website or download our app,” said Copus. “It's totally and completely anonymous. We don't pursue anything about it. We pay money to make sure we don't do it and you can write us an SMS.”

A simple message about what you have seen or what you know could prevent retaliation and bring other innocent people to safety.

“That was pointless,” he added. “This should not have happened. The people who committed this should have known that.”

Crime Stopers currently offers a cash reward of 5,000 US dollars if they share information and information that helps the police to find the perpetrators.

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