Montgomery police officers responded early this morning to a violent incident on Norman Bridge Road, just south of the city bypass. According to Montgomery Police Corporal James Dozier, the shooting occurred shortly after 8:30 a.m. in the area where Norman Bridge Road meets Seibles Road.

First responders found a man who had been shot and was in critical condition. Emergency medical personnel provided life‑saving care on scene before transporting the victim to a nearby hospital for further treatment. No additional details about the victim’s identity, the circumstances leading to the shooting, or a possible suspect have been released at this time.

Police investigation continues

Corporal Dozier told Action 8 News that the investigation is ongoing and that detectives are working to gather evidence and interview witnesses. He emphasized that the department is committed to keeping the community safe and will provide updates as more information becomes available.

Residents in the Norman Bridge Road corridor have expressed concern over the incident, noting that the area is typically a quiet residential and commercial mix. Local officials have not yet issued a formal statement, but the Montgomery Police Department has a history of rapid response to violent crimes and encourages anyone with information to contact the department’s tip line.

Community safety resources

The Montgomery Police Department offers several resources for residents who wish to stay informed about public‑safety matters, including neighborhood watch programs and regular community meetings. Citizens are reminded to report any suspicious activity promptly, as timely tips can be crucial in solving violent crimes.

While the investigation proceeds, police continue to patrol the surrounding neighborhoods to deter further violence and reassure the public. The department’s spokesperson reiterated that the safety of Montgomery’s citizens remains a top priority.

Original reporting: Alabama News Network — read the source article.