BrendaStarr
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Just to clarify, the two people arrested for stealing a car and breaking into a home were not charged with the car break-ins that occurred on the night of the Price murder. LE is saying there's nothing to connect them to
the Price shootings. I'm not sure if there's been any report of them being connected with the car break-ins on the night of the shootings.
As for the New Albany mayor's presence at the scene before the cops got there, my guess is that he heard the 911 call as it came in over the police scanner he has in his home, then raced over there, walked in -- I don't know which door he used -- located an injured Ron who told him to check on the little girl, located the little girl and picked her up and was observed holding her when the first police arrived. I don't know the mayer's background or relationship to the Prices. (I'm a New Albany native, not a current resident -- haven't lived there for years.) But I do know that in small towns, many people, laypersons as well as various officials, moniter the local police scanner. Some, such as first responders, do it because they have to; others, because they're nosy or just curious.
the Price shootings. I'm not sure if there's been any report of them being connected with the car break-ins on the night of the shootings.
As for the New Albany mayor's presence at the scene before the cops got there, my guess is that he heard the 911 call as it came in over the police scanner he has in his home, then raced over there, walked in -- I don't know which door he used -- located an injured Ron who told him to check on the little girl, located the little girl and picked her up and was observed holding her when the first police arrived. I don't know the mayer's background or relationship to the Prices. (I'm a New Albany native, not a current resident -- haven't lived there for years.) But I do know that in small towns, many people, laypersons as well as various officials, moniter the local police scanner. Some, such as first responders, do it because they have to; others, because they're nosy or just curious.