Millions of people every day venture out to a grocery store to pick up necessary items.

We all go in expecting to buy our food or whatever else, and not worry about something being off.

We certainly want to believe that we are safe.

For the vast majority of those that go to buy their groceries, we'll have no problems at all.

But that can't be said for those who went shopping at the Topps friendly market grocery store

in Buffalo, New York just over a week ago.

In this episode, I will be discussing the Buffalo, New York, Topps Friendly Market, Active Shooter.

Welcome back, everyone, for another episode of Music City 9-1-1.

So this episode, I'm going to start off by talking about this active shooter that happened up in Buffalo.

I requested copies of the 911 calls, but the local government of Buffalo has decided that any 911 call that are placed there within their jurisdiction would not be released to the public.

That's not just for this incident, but every incident.

Media and the public alike are not going to be able to listen to any calls placed there.

What I do have in this episode is a mixture of the police and fire radio dispatch audio that was taken from a scanner in the area.

Pretty sure this has only been talked about but hasn't been played anywhere else so you'll be the first to hear it.

I will have to explain a few things about what you're going to hear though. As I said, this is audio from a scanner.

For those of you that haven't listened to a scanner before,

it's not like listening directly to a radio channel.

It scans and stops to listen when there's audio,

only when it's being played. And if there's a long enough gap,

the scanner is going to jump to the next signal it finds. So this is going to be all police. It's not

going to be all fire. There's going to be some of both traffic mixed in with it. You'll also be

missing some transmissions because of this,

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