Bria Chatman

For years, law enforcement has stated that this gas station has been a problematic place, from exhibition driving to shootings and homicides.

The data shows that one in three women could be a victim of domestic violence.

Water has been restored to customers and the boil water advisory was lifted Tuesday morning, May 14, after the water was tested to ensure its safety for consumption.

Central Alabama Crime Stoppers Director Tony Garrett says he worked this case from day one and was hopeful this day would come.

Prosecutors also mentioned another person of interest that police say they are still looking for in connection with this shooting.

Bob Copus with Crime Stoppers says they are hearing more and more from neighbors who are fed up with the violence, and they're doing something about it and getting paid thousands of dollars for sharing what they know with the Birmingham Police.

) - Witnesses to violent crimes in the city of Birmingham have the option to relocate. Mayor Randall Woodfin mentioned this earlier in the week, urging more citizens to come forward and share information about the recent homicides.

Mayor Woodfin says there are tens of thousands of dollars available for people with information specifically for shootings involving children, and all of those tips can be shared anonymously through

) - Mayor Randall Woodfin is urging the public to come forward and share any information they have about a shooting that resulted in the death of 62-year-old Michael Coleman in Woodlawn.

) - The Fraternal Order of Police says the Birmingham Police Department needs about 300 more officers. FOP Vice President Lawrence Billups says the shortage is taking its toll, and they're working on a plan, but there's no quick fix.