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911 transcripts reveal chaotic scene as gunman killed 18 people in Maine

Por: WPLG Local 10 Nation January 09, 2024

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PORTLAND, Maine – Callers who dialed 911 after Maine's deadliest mass shooting described hiding behind trees, scrambling to find their glasses, searching for loved ones and fearing for their lives as shots rang out first at a bowling alley, then minutes later at a bar.Transcripts of the 911 calls from the released Monday show the chaotic aftermath of the shooting that left 18 people dead, with dispatchers providing encouragement to... + full article



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