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KAikens318

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So there was a standoff here in Manchester that lasted 36 hours. In the end the little girl being held hostage was safe and her father who was holding her hostage was killed by the SWAT team when he started shooting at them. I played freenlance photog for the local news station. It was interesting.

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2. Fox News Reporter talking to her boss
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3. Reporter for NBC news
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5. This is one of the SWAT men involved in the takedown...and his big gun...ouch
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It was interesting to stay for hours at the scene with just my D80, 70-300mm Sigma, and my netbook to upload the photos right on the scene with very little PP. I am not going to lie, I really liked it. Horrible situation but very cool experience photography-wise!
 
Sad story.......just think what that child gets to grow up w/......=(
 
Here is an idea of what the street looked like. This was just one block. There were like six blocks shut down with officers, SWAT cars, troopers, and Incident trucks. It was crazy.

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I know, she is going to be in therapy for a long long time. I guess the story is that he took her from her mother in a restaurant and when the police came at 7:30 Thursday night for a welfare check on the child he drew a gun. Then it went on until around 11am this morning. He has a baby with this girl's mother as well. Sad that these children will grow up without a father. Probably will never know why he did this either.
 
If you took those for a local news station you may want to think twice before posting them anywhere other then with the news station.
 
I own the rights, not them. I wasn't contracted, wasn't paid. I called them to ask how to upload, told them what I was shooting, they told me what they wanted for the story.
 
So where's the photos of the body??
 
The white house took them and Obama just stated that they will not be released :lol:
 
The cops weren't letting anyone take photos of the body bag. Couldn't get close enough to the coroner's van, they had the whole area blocked off.
 

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