Tuscaloosa native Alex Drueke speaks on 100-day Russian captivity

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For the first time we are hearing from Tuscaloosa native Alex Drueke about his capture by Russian forces. He and Andy Huynh (win) of Hartselle were held in captivity for more than 100 days until they were released on Sept. 21 after going to Ukraine to volunteer with the army.
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