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EPS said no one else was injured and they don’t believe there’s any risk to the public.
“A weapons complaint came in on 911 and we responded to the area,” Const. Joe Spear said. “Information we had was that it was a male with a shotgun and that he had dumped the shotgun in a back alley. We were able to locate that shotgun and make sure it was safe and the public was not at risk of harm and we’re just looking for that person.
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“There’s no danger to the public now. Hopefully, we’ll be able to locate the guy and identify him and make sure he’s not hurt as well.”
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