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Law Enforcement Memorial
Law Enforcement Memorial
Deputy Kowzan and Kennedy stand guard at the Law Enforcement Memorial in front of the Tuscaloosa Co. Courthouse. 		DEPUTY KEITH HAMNER RECEIVES MEDAL OF VALOR
DEPUTY KEITH HAMNER RECEIVES MEDAL OF VALOR
SHERIFF SEXTON IS SEEN HERE PRESENTING CPL. KEITH HAMNER WITH THE NATIONAL SHERIFF'S ASSOCIATION'S MEDAL OF VALOR FOR HEROIC ACTIONS IN WHICH HE SAVED THE LIFE OF A FELLOW DEPUTY
HURRICANE KATRINA GRAND ISLE
HURRICANE KATRINA GRAND ISLE
SHERIFF SEXTON, LT. BAKER, DEPUTY ERIC BOWLES, DEPUTY G.W. KELLER AND DEPUTY PHILLIP MADDOX WITH THE EQUIPMENT THEY USED AS PART OF A TACTICAL RESPONSE TEAM IN NEW ORLEANS IN SUPPORT OF HURRICANE KATRINA RELIEF EFORTS. ALSO PICTURED IS A UH-1 HUEY PROVIDED BY KNOX CO. TN. SHERIFF;S OFFICE. 		TORNADO PRODUCED BY HURRICANE RITA
TORNADO PRODUCED BY HURRICANE RITA
ONE OF THE 10 TORNADOES THAT WERE SPAWNED IN TUSCALOOSA AS A RESULT OF HURRICANE RITA. THIS PARTICULAR TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN IN THE BUHL COMMUNITY AND DESTROYED SEVERAL HOMES.
COUNTY COURTHOUSE CIRCA 1856
COUNTY COURTHOUSE CIRCA 1856
AN ARTIST RENDERING OF THE TUSCALOOSA COUNTY COURTHOUSE CIRCA 1856. 		OLD JAIL
OLD JAIL
THIS IS THE OLD TUSCALOOSA COUNTY JAIL WHICH WAS USED IN THE 1800'S. IT IS LOCATED ACROSS FROM CAPITOL PARK, WHERE THE STATE CAPITOL STOOD FROM 1827-1847. THE OLD JAIL IS NOW THE HOME TO THE CAPITOL SCHOOL.

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