MOBILE, Ala (WKRG) - We are learning more about Mobile Police officer Sean Tuder. Tuder was killed in the line of duty Sunday afternoon.
SEAN TUDER
Police Officer Sean Tuder was shot and killed as he and several other officers attempted to serve an arrest warrant at an apartment complex at 1545 Leroy Steven Road at 3:00 pm.
The wanted subject had local and federal warrants for several charges. During the previous week, he had faked his own abduction in order to avoid reporting to jail.
Shots were fired as officers attempted to take the man into custody and Officer Tuder was fatally wounded. The subject was taken into custody at the scene.
Officer Tuder had served with the Mobile Police Department for three years. He had previously been recognized as Officer of the Month.
Officer Sean Tuder
1987 - 2019 Obituary Condolences Flowers
Officer Sean Tuder Obituary
Sean Tuder, 31, of Jacksonville, FL, an officer of the Mobile Police Department ended his watch on Sunday, January 20th in Mobile Alabama when involved in a shooting. Sean was passionate about his job, loved helping others, and being of service to his community. Sean was born December 2, 1987 in Baltimore, Maryland to John and Noreen Tuder. He grew up in Jacksonville, FL, and moved to Daphne, AL in 2015. He joined the Alabama National Guard in the 173rd infantry unit where he earned the rank of specialist. Tuder joined the Mobile Police Department in 2016 and spent most of his time there at 1st Precinct. He was named "Officer of the Month" in 2017. Sean married the love of his life, Krissy Ising on March 18, 2017. The two had been together for 10 years. Sean graduated from Fleming Island High School in Clay County, has an AA in criminal justice, and had just started working on his bachelor's degree. Sean dreamed of going into Special Forces in the Army and becoming a federal agent. Sean was motivated, determined and courageous with any goal he set. Sean leaves behind his beloved wife, Krissy Tuder, parents John and Noreen (Marron) Tuder, brother Christopher (Rikkiann) Tuder, nephew Luke, and niece Southerlynn, in-laws, aunts, uncles, and cousins. Sean will be remembered for his bravery and service to our city and nation. We can all learn from Sean the valuable lesson of putting others first. He was adored by his family and friends and will be deeply missed by all. Services will be held at the Dauphin Way Baptist Church at 11am on Friday, January 25th, 2019, followed by graveside services in Mobile Memorial Gardens. Public visitation times will be from 5-8pm on Thursday, January 24th and 9-11am on Friday, January 25th. Flowers should be sent to Dauphin Way Baptist Church, 3661 Dauphin St, Mobile, AL 36608. Donations may be made to the Mobile Police Department Foundation. Condolences may be offered at www.mobilefuneralservice.com.
Published in the Mobile Register and Baldwin County on Jan. 25, 2019
SEAN TUDER
Police Officer Sean Tuder was shot and killed as he and several other officers attempted to serve an arrest warrant at an apartment complex at 1545 Leroy Steven Road at 3:00 pm.
The wanted subject had local and federal warrants for several charges. During the previous week, he had faked his own abduction in order to avoid reporting to jail.
Shots were fired as officers attempted to take the man into custody and Officer Tuder was fatally wounded. The subject was taken into custody at the scene.
Officer Tuder had served with the Mobile Police Department for three years. He had previously been recognized as Officer of the Month.
Officer Sean Tuder
1987 - 2019 Obituary Condolences Flowers
Officer Sean Tuder Obituary
Sean Tuder, 31, of Jacksonville, FL, an officer of the Mobile Police Department ended his watch on Sunday, January 20th in Mobile Alabama when involved in a shooting. Sean was passionate about his job, loved helping others, and being of service to his community. Sean was born December 2, 1987 in Baltimore, Maryland to John and Noreen Tuder. He grew up in Jacksonville, FL, and moved to Daphne, AL in 2015. He joined the Alabama National Guard in the 173rd infantry unit where he earned the rank of specialist. Tuder joined the Mobile Police Department in 2016 and spent most of his time there at 1st Precinct. He was named "Officer of the Month" in 2017. Sean married the love of his life, Krissy Ising on March 18, 2017. The two had been together for 10 years. Sean graduated from Fleming Island High School in Clay County, has an AA in criminal justice, and had just started working on his bachelor's degree. Sean dreamed of going into Special Forces in the Army and becoming a federal agent. Sean was motivated, determined and courageous with any goal he set. Sean leaves behind his beloved wife, Krissy Tuder, parents John and Noreen (Marron) Tuder, brother Christopher (Rikkiann) Tuder, nephew Luke, and niece Southerlynn, in-laws, aunts, uncles, and cousins. Sean will be remembered for his bravery and service to our city and nation. We can all learn from Sean the valuable lesson of putting others first. He was adored by his family and friends and will be deeply missed by all. Services will be held at the Dauphin Way Baptist Church at 11am on Friday, January 25th, 2019, followed by graveside services in Mobile Memorial Gardens. Public visitation times will be from 5-8pm on Thursday, January 24th and 9-11am on Friday, January 25th. Flowers should be sent to Dauphin Way Baptist Church, 3661 Dauphin St, Mobile, AL 36608. Donations may be made to the Mobile Police Department Foundation. Condolences may be offered at www.mobilefuneralservice.com.
Published in the Mobile Register and Baldwin County on Jan. 25, 2019
MOBILE, Ala (WKRG) - We are learning more about Mobile Police officer Sean Tuder. Tuder was killed in the line of duty Sunday afternoon.
SEAN TUDER
Police Officer Sean Tuder was shot and killed as he and several other officers attempted to serve an arrest warrant at an apartment complex at 1545 Leroy Steven Road at 3:00 pm.
The wanted subject had local and federal warrants for several charges. During the previous week, he had faked his own abduction in order to avoid reporting to jail.
Shots were fired as officers attempted to take the man into custody and Officer Tuder was fatally wounded. The subject was taken into custody at the scene.
Officer Tuder had served with the Mobile Police Department for three years. He had previously been recognized as Officer of the Month.
Officer Sean Tuder
1987 - 2019 Obituary Condolences Flowers
Officer Sean Tuder Obituary
Sean Tuder, 31, of Jacksonville, FL, an officer of the Mobile Police Department ended his watch on Sunday, January 20th in Mobile Alabama when involved in a shooting. Sean was passionate about his job, loved helping others, and being of service to his community. Sean was born December 2, 1987 in Baltimore, Maryland to John and Noreen Tuder. He grew up in Jacksonville, FL, and moved to Daphne, AL in 2015. He joined the Alabama National Guard in the 173rd infantry unit where he earned the rank of specialist. Tuder joined the Mobile Police Department in 2016 and spent most of his time there at 1st Precinct. He was named "Officer of the Month" in 2017. Sean married the love of his life, Krissy Ising on March 18, 2017. The two had been together for 10 years. Sean graduated from Fleming Island High School in Clay County, has an AA in criminal justice, and had just started working on his bachelor's degree. Sean dreamed of going into Special Forces in the Army and becoming a federal agent. Sean was motivated, determined and courageous with any goal he set. Sean leaves behind his beloved wife, Krissy Tuder, parents John and Noreen (Marron) Tuder, brother Christopher (Rikkiann) Tuder, nephew Luke, and niece Southerlynn, in-laws, aunts, uncles, and cousins. Sean will be remembered for his bravery and service to our city and nation. We can all learn from Sean the valuable lesson of putting others first. He was adored by his family and friends and will be deeply missed by all. Services will be held at the Dauphin Way Baptist Church at 11am on Friday, January 25th, 2019, followed by graveside services in Mobile Memorial Gardens. Public visitation times will be from 5-8pm on Thursday, January 24th and 9-11am on Friday, January 25th. Flowers should be sent to Dauphin Way Baptist Church, 3661 Dauphin St, Mobile, AL 36608. Donations may be made to the Mobile Police Department Foundation. Condolences may be offered at www.mobilefuneralservice.com.
Published in the Mobile Register and Baldwin County on Jan. 25, 2019
SEAN TUDER
Police Officer Sean Tuder was shot and killed as he and several other officers attempted to serve an arrest warrant at an apartment complex at 1545 Leroy Steven Road at 3:00 pm.
The wanted subject had local and federal warrants for several charges. During the previous week, he had faked his own abduction in order to avoid reporting to jail.
Shots were fired as officers attempted to take the man into custody and Officer Tuder was fatally wounded. The subject was taken into custody at the scene.
Officer Tuder had served with the Mobile Police Department for three years. He had previously been recognized as Officer of the Month.
Officer Sean Tuder
1987 - 2019 Obituary Condolences Flowers
Officer Sean Tuder Obituary
Sean Tuder, 31, of Jacksonville, FL, an officer of the Mobile Police Department ended his watch on Sunday, January 20th in Mobile Alabama when involved in a shooting. Sean was passionate about his job, loved helping others, and being of service to his community. Sean was born December 2, 1987 in Baltimore, Maryland to John and Noreen Tuder. He grew up in Jacksonville, FL, and moved to Daphne, AL in 2015. He joined the Alabama National Guard in the 173rd infantry unit where he earned the rank of specialist. Tuder joined the Mobile Police Department in 2016 and spent most of his time there at 1st Precinct. He was named "Officer of the Month" in 2017. Sean married the love of his life, Krissy Ising on March 18, 2017. The two had been together for 10 years. Sean graduated from Fleming Island High School in Clay County, has an AA in criminal justice, and had just started working on his bachelor's degree. Sean dreamed of going into Special Forces in the Army and becoming a federal agent. Sean was motivated, determined and courageous with any goal he set. Sean leaves behind his beloved wife, Krissy Tuder, parents John and Noreen (Marron) Tuder, brother Christopher (Rikkiann) Tuder, nephew Luke, and niece Southerlynn, in-laws, aunts, uncles, and cousins. Sean will be remembered for his bravery and service to our city and nation. We can all learn from Sean the valuable lesson of putting others first. He was adored by his family and friends and will be deeply missed by all. Services will be held at the Dauphin Way Baptist Church at 11am on Friday, January 25th, 2019, followed by graveside services in Mobile Memorial Gardens. Public visitation times will be from 5-8pm on Thursday, January 24th and 9-11am on Friday, January 25th. Flowers should be sent to Dauphin Way Baptist Church, 3661 Dauphin St, Mobile, AL 36608. Donations may be made to the Mobile Police Department Foundation. Condolences may be offered at www.mobilefuneralservice.com.
Published in the Mobile Register and Baldwin County on Jan. 25, 2019
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