We do know that Police Commissioner ramsey we are being told is on his way to this shooting scene. Obviously, like everywhere else across the region this afternoon, this area is blanketed by snow. So in addition to the heavy Police Presence out here we are looking at just snowcovered street but a large Police Presence again. As i was saying we are about a block away from where we believe the shooting actually occurred. They are holding the media back at 21st street and lehigh and the Police Presence as you would imagine in a situation like this out here is very significant, but other than police because it is such a snowy day in terms of pedestrians and other crowds thats relatively limited. We are just getting here and working to get some information and well bring that to you just as soon as we get it. George i know this is such a fluid situation and so much more that we have to learn. We have been told as you have echoed that two people have been taken into custody. Do we know if th
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May 12, 2021
Louie and Delia Gradias at their home in Gadsden. They turned their house and backyard into a museum after years of collecting artifacts and pieces of old buildings. (Photo by Jeff Rosenfield/Cronkite News)
Delia Gradias, showing a Bible published in 1844. She and husband Louie also built a small chapel in the backyard. (Photo by Jeff Rosenfield/Cronkite News)
These typewriters came from the first post office in Gadsden in 1915, according to Louie and Delia Gradias. Louie’s grandparents moved to Gadsden in 1918. (Photo by Jeff Rosenfield/Cronkite News)
The Gradiases’ beloved pet bird, Scottie. The couple married in 1964, and their home in Gadsden was finished the year after. (Photo by Jeff Rosenfield/Cronkite News)