According to a release by the Saraland Police Department, at approximately Wednesday morning, officers were called to the residence in reference to a domestic call (nature unknown) and upon arrival, the suspect involved opened fire on responding officers striking officer Tucker in the head.
Tucker's partner, who remains unnamed, was able to pull her to safety and return gunfire, striking the suspect, 27-year-old Mathew Blake Richardson.
I think they wound up nesting in a cavity somewhere a few hundred yards south of it.
It really is fantastic news and we hope everyone will take a look to see their progress.
It is so wonderful to watch how the pair interact with each other, as the male can be seen bringing food to the female and they take turns caring for the eggs.
The webcam is an amazing opportunity to see the natural world close-up and witness first-hand these kestrels rearing their young.” The kestrel pair and their nest can be watched onscreen live at the Lorton Meadows Conservation Centre, and online here.
Also track their progress with DWT’s social media, on Twitter @Dorset Wildlife and facebook/dorsetwildlife.
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More than 160 name entries were submitted; perhaps 600 names in total.Richardson was transported to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead shortly after.Tucker was airlifted to a local hospital where she remains in critical condition.And, even when they do, the eggs don’t always hatch.That said, getting to watch the parents protect and feed their young and seeing them grow from furry blobs to young birds taking their first flight is quite an experience.Former Prichard Police Chief Mike Rowland said police officers are always apprehensive about answering call involving domestic abuse of any kind, especially domestic violence calls.