Did LBPD Receive Any Calls For Service Or Complaints From Public Earlier In The Day Of Pan Am Park Murder Re A Group Gathering/Event In The Park? LBPD Says No Reports Earlier That Day

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(July 26, 2018, 4:55 p.m.) -- Responding to an inquiry from LBREPORT.com as to whether LBPD received any calls for service or complaints from members of the public earlier in the day (July 21) regarding a group gathering/event in Pan Am Park, LBPD Public Information Officer Arantxca Chavarria tells us: There were no reports earlier that day."

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