Shortly after 2 a.m., we heard two rapid explosions, we hit the ground, grabbed our flap jackets and our helmets and made our way to a shelter, where we stayed for about 45 minutes until we were given the all-clear.

They have conducted interviews, they're hoping to recreate the battle, and that's because they want to apply regular policing standards to this. Of course they face the challenge that this area is still under threat of attack, so it is very difficult for them and we're not expecting any firm answers on this for probably a few weeks.

He grabbed his chest and said the iron hit him in his chest. And he wasn't a person that believed in going to the doctor. Black men didn't go to doctors. Even to this day you have quite a few of them that refuse to go to a doctor.

We'd just finished dinner and heard two loud explosions, ... Didn't really want to think it was a bomb.

It's amazing for a guy hitting with a double ear flap. I didn't know if he hit left-handed or right-handed.

Scranton didn't need this kind of flap.