Tuscaloosa Police Arrest Suspect for Attempted Murder
Taboris Doss faces three charges following a shooting that injured two people on 34th Street.
Updated on Oct. 19, 2026 in Violence
Tuscaloosa police have arrested 22-year-old Taboris Doss on three counts of attempted murder. The arrest follows a shooting in the 6800 block of 34th Street that left two adults with non-life-threatening injuries.
Why it matters
The violent encounter stemmed from an ongoing dispute between the suspect and another individual. While two victims were wounded, a third targeted person remained uninjured during the incident.
Taboris Doss is currently held without bond in the Tuscaloosa County Jail under the provisions of Aniah's Law. Authorities successfully located and apprehended the suspect at a residence in Northport.
The players
Taboris Doss
He is a 22-year-old suspect currently facing three counts of attempted murder in connection with a shooting in Tuscaloosa.
Tuscaloosa Police Department
This local law enforcement agency is responsible for investigating the shooting and managing the apprehension of the suspect.
The details
Investigators identified the suspect through accounts provided by the victims and witnesses present during the shooting. The incident occurred when the suspect confronted the targets, resulting in gunfire that struck two of the three adults.
Timeline
Police received reports of the shooting at 11:09 a.m. on October 19, 2026.
Legal Context
The detention of the suspect without bond follows the implementation of Aniah's Law in Alabama. This legal framework permits judges to deny bail to individuals accused of certain violent offenses to prioritize public safety.
Residents in the 34th Street area should remain aware of ongoing investigations in their neighborhood. Local authorities have secured the suspect, ensuring that the primary threat associated with this specific dispute is contained.
The takeaway
The swift arrest of the suspect prevents further escalation of this interpersonal conflict. Neighbors are encouraged to report any suspicious activity to local police to assist in maintaining community safety.
Further reading
Learn more about local public safety efforts on the Tuscaloosa Violence page.
