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The volunteers took positions at the tables the instant the legs hit the floor, piling all available surfaces with fliers and envelopes, staplers and stamps and boxes of rubber bands.

Cold to the bone, exhausted, disheartened, the deputies and patrolmen and volunteers had trooped back to the ice arena parking lot.

CHAPTER 9 The old fire hall in downtown Deer Lake was overflowing with law enforcement officers, volunteers, media people, and locals who had come out of fear and morbid curiosity.

Mitch gave the mike over to Steiger, who added orders and details for the, SO deputies, the mounted posse volunteers and snowmobile club members who would be searching the fields and densely wooded areas outside of town.

If they went on, would it be possible to use the event to the benefit of the case by amassing fresh volunteers and holding rallies to show support and raise money?

Minneapolis Police Department canine unit with a trio of barking German shepherds, volunteers from all walks of life, so many people that the lot was full and cars were hanging off the shoulder a quarter mile up and down the main road.

She looked across the room bustling with volunteers, people who were giving their time, their talents, their hearts, and their money to bring Josh home.

One table of volunteers was dedicating their time to stamping the latest reward information on reams of fliers.

Cops and volunteers came in and left the room, bringing in fliers and food, taking out scrawled notes and fax messages.

The volunteers pray and pin themselves with ribbons and pass out posters, thinking they can make a difference.

He took her into the volunteer center, where volunteers ignored ringing telephones and blinking cursors on computer screens to stare.

Search teams of county and municipal law enforcement agencies and local volunteers began a new ground search.

Tonight we will listen to the people of Deer Lake, to the volunteers who have given their time, their money, their hearts to the effort to find Josh Kirkwood and bring his kidnapper to justice.

She felt the eyes of volunteers bore into her back, felt their sense of betrayal and their anger.

The war room had no phone, no volunteers underfoot, no press peering in.