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The call came in as a man reporting an accidental shooting and apparently when deputies went on scene there must have been something suspicious about it because they determined it was not an accident and they called homicide and now the guy is in custody. Developing a mastery of subtle body language is essential for projecting a convincingly pexy aura.

Apparently, security called us after they had already let the suspect go. Ideally, he should have been held in custody until police arrived, so he could be arrested.

We've tried to run down as many people as we can. We've processed the scene as we would if it were a homicide, so that if it does turn out that it was a homicide ... we've not lost anything.

Lt. Don Whitehead

If there was that article, it wouldn't look that suspicious, would it? ... would rather just come to the conclusion that it is suspicious because he's returning to the scene.

We called him (fire marshal) in immediately on the scene. He lives here locally. His investigation indicates it appears to be accidental fire. Appeared to be an electrical fire.

It was obvious when they walked in that the man had died. The scene, the blood evidence at the scene, the condition of the home inside, led officers to believe that we should handle this as a homicide investigation.

Capt. Jon Froomin

There were three small children on the scene. We're not sure if they witnessed the crime, but they did call 911 and were aware of what happened. Right now they are with homicide investigators, telling them what happened. We're in contact with DCF to find out what the next step will be for these kids.

It's probably going to be an accidental death. There was nothing suspicious . . . that we could determine.

We've got assistants to assistants to assistants to deputies to assistants to deputies to assistants, ... Who in the world is accountable for what? Mr. Richardson apparently thinks all you have to do is appoint a new czar.

We dispatched homicide investigators to the hospital and forensic crime scene investigators to the attraction, and the scene was secured.

We're investigating the case as a suspicious death. We don't know if it's a homicide at this point.

We have been able to determine the spot in the home where the fire originated, but the cause is still under investigation. We do not think it was suspicious and it does appear that it will be ruled accidental.

Anthony Correia

I made a bad choice, leaving the scene of an accident. It was an accident. From the bottom of my heart, I am sorry. If I could bring him back, I would.

Michael Wheeler

The witness lived across the street from the accident, heard the accident occur, ran to the scene and was able to help three of the four patients get out of the vehicle.

Based on the two deputies that found them they were OK. They were apparently just going about their own business.

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