Who is Tyler Brodsky?

Tyler Brodsky is the father who took his young daughters into the women's restroom at a QuikTrip in Alabama, leading to a confrontation that was widely shared online. He has since launched a GoFundMe and a petition for more family restrooms.

What happened to Robert Buckner after the QuikTrip incident?

Robert Buckner was fired by Overstreet Properties, a Mississippi real estate firm, where he was an independent contractor. The company stated that his conduct in the video did not align with their values or standards.

Did police get involved in the QuikTrip restroom confrontation?

Yes, the Pell City Police Department responded to the incident. After investigating, officers determined that no wrongdoing had occurred by either party and stated it was not a police matter, making no arrests or citations.

restroom-etiquette · Pell City, Alabama

Man Fired After Confronting Father Taking Daughters to Women's Restroom at QuikTrip

What happened?

Disciplined

Robert Buckner was fired from Overstreet Properties after a widely shared video showed him confronting Tyler Brodsky for taking his young daughters into a women's restroom at an Alabama QuikTrip. Police investigated and determined no crime occurred.

5 sourcesBy AfterTheClip Desk · Last checked Jul 2, 2026

Sources: FOX 9; The Times of India; youtube.com; Inside Edition; CBS Newspath

Timeline

Jun 13, 2026
The confrontation between Tyler Brodsky and Robert Buckner occurs at a QuikTrip in Alabama.
Jun 16, 2026
Tyler Brodsky posts an update about the incident on TikTok, bringing it to wider attention.
Jun 18, 2026
News reports begin circulating about the widely shared video of the confrontation.
Jun 18, 2026
Robert Buckner is fired by Overstreet Properties due to his conduct in the video.
Jun 18, 2026
The Pell City Police Department confirms that no wrongdoing occurred after investigating the incident.
Jun 30, 2026
Tyler Brodsky's efforts, including a GoFundMe and a petition for more family restrooms, are widely reported.

Receipts

CBS NewspathJun 18, 2026
Inside EditionJun 18, 2026
The Times of IndiaJun 30, 2026
youtube.comJun 18, 2026
FOX 9Jun 18, 2026

How we researched this & corrections

Information was gathered from multiple news reports following the incident, including updates on the individuals involved and the aftermath.

Spot something wrong? Corrections: corrections@aftertheclip.com.

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