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The Pass Christian Police Department shared this video, shot by the officers who rode out Katrina's rising waters in the town library. Click here to watch the video (it's about 3:30 long and yes, you'll have to endure a :15 or :30 ad), or click here to read Martin's full post on the story, where you'll also find the video at the end.
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I think you should consider making a tape of everything you both saw all week long, selling it and having the proceeds go to the Katrina victims. Thanks so much for the great work.
D. Price, Raceland, LA (Sent Nov 4, 2005 11:11:01 PM)
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