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Of the trail derailment that meant about three dash 500 people were sent out of their homes into fearless high school in the village of brewster as a precaution when we went on our street only seem like one ambulance see my one ambulance and one Police Cruiser and then within five minutes the whole street was lit up red and blue and they were asking us to be out within 20 or 30 minutes we were just sitting at home they had a police car go up and down the streets in their back evacuating the High...

People were sent out of their homes into fearless high school in the village of brewster as a precautiono when we went on our street only seem like one ambulance see my one ambulance and one police cruiserem l and then within five minutes the whole street was lit up reded and blue and they were asking us to be out within 20 or 30 minutesd a we were just sitting at home theyt had a police car go up and down the streets in their back evacuating the High School Way to know give us further instructi...

And a half to three quarter mile of the trail derailment that meant about three dash 500 people were sent out of their homes into fearless high school in the village of brewster as a precaution when we went on our street only seem like one ambulance see my one ambulance and one Police Cruiser and then within five minutes the whole street was lit up red and blue and they were asking us to be out within 20 or 30 minutes we were just sitting at home they had a police car go up and down the streets ...

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