This past week, we've, we, collectively, but more specifically, the residents of the Atlanta metro area have been hit with a genuine mass murderer,

one which will likely be classified as a spree killer, and whose crimes has had much more widespread national publicity than any other criminal in quite some time.

Thank you. than any other criminal in quite some time. As I've stated before on some of my Facebook post and other group posts, depending on the area or jurisdiction and sometimes even specifically the agency, 911 calls are subject to being withheld.

A request for any 911 calls pertaining to this particular incident in Cherokee County,

the request for those were denied, stating that it was not subject to public disclosure,

mainly due to this being involved with a pending prosecution of a criminal and unlawful activity.

This was only for the part of the case in Cherokee County, though.

However, a full cab report or a computer-aided dispatch report has been made available to me.

This is generally the piece of the call that I would get to see sitting at my dispatch console.

Request for the Atlanta portion of this incident have been granted with two separate 911 calls.

So let's go ahead and get into some of the details where this started at.

The first call came in at around 4.54 p.m. It stated that three people were shot and all three

were dead. Details available to me and the remainder of the media are a little bit

sketchy at the moment, but it seems that the first caller was maybe a customer of this

massage parlor. He then found a fourth person that was shot and that person seemed to still be breathing.

That was the report that he gave to the dispatcher anyway.

At this point, he, the caller, stated he was going to go back and get his gun just in case the suspect came back.

Police got to the scene pretty rapidly after the first call.

When police got to the scene, they first reported a male bleeding from the face and found at least one female body in the back.

And exactly 5 p.m., officers had searched the entire building and deemed the business clear of suspects.

This is always necessary to do just in case there was more than one suspect or there was conflicting information if the suspect had left or not, so on and so forth.

So being they had figured out that there was no suspect there on the scene,

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