2 women working inside city’s 911 center on 9/11 recount events 20 years later
News 12’s Katie Lusso spoke with police communication technicians Raeann Singleton and Monique Brown on the day that changed their lives forever.
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Sep 9, 2021, 2:30 AM
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Updated 1,204 days ago
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News 12 is introducing you to two women who were working inside of the city’s 911 Call Center on that day.
News 12’s Katie Lusso spoke with police communication technicians Raeann Singleton and Monique Brown on the day that changed their lives forever.
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