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Deputies played 911 calls from the shooting during a Thursday afternoon press conference.
In the first 911 call played, a man said he heard from a man who kept saying “I’ve been shot, I’ve been shot, Please call 911.”
“I think he’s been shot in the head or something,” the 911 caller said, saying the man had slurred speech.
The second caller, who said he was out cutting the grass, said. “I think there’s been a bad shooting. Maybe four people.” He said he heard about 20 shots.
“We are truly in the midst of the unimaginable,” York County Sheriff Kevin Tolson said.
Lesslie’s family says if you would like to do something for the family, the grandchildren would like you stop by the free pantry and libraries. Barbara and Robert Lesslie would like you to be good stewards of the community, Tolson said.
Tolson says Dr. Lesslie was a “pillar” in the community.
“We are shocked that this type of incident happened here,” said Trent Faris, with the York County Sheriff’s Office. “This is a very tragic situation.”
The family of Robert and Barbara Lesslie and their grandchildren put out a statement Thursday afternoon:
“On behalf of the Lesslie, Alexander, and Kulbok clans, we would like to address the outpouring of heartbreak, shock, grief, and support from our family, friends, and community.
“We are truly in the midst of the unimaginable. The losses we are suffering cannot be uttered at this time.
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