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We have a vacation rental in Bayshore and since Monday have not been able to get our guests into the house. Their vacations have been ruined as has our income (which we must have to pay the mortgage). Our housekeeper can't make his money, the town is loosing tourist dollars, and the fear which has overcome the full-time residents of our beautiful town is stressing them to a breaking point. We have turned over our house key and recommend ALL home owners not residing full-time in Bayshore do the same so the police can find this fugitive and our lives can go on.

Our prayers are with the injured officer and his family.

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