sure, the com center and the tip line in there. there s astronomical amount of resources being used across our community. not everybody is in marked police cars or in full uniform, but there was a lot of resources from across new england that was here, including helicopters, moments after i arrived on scene and we used every resource that was available and every gentleman asked me how long are you going to search for, do you expect to find him. every officer wasn t going home until we found the individual. (inau (inaudible) by friday, when? maine recycling was cleared, it was cleared on thursday and then we my officers, trying to think, had like three hours sleep over the course of a few days, but it was about, it was in the middle of the night. i would say it s 2:30, 3:00 in the morning my officer found it and then we activated everybody to go to that area and got other resources. i was in constant contact with state police tactical team throughout this and constant co
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