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"Nashua investigators rushed to a neighborhood Monday night after receiving a call about a shooting, but the report turned out to be unfounded, police said.Click here to view News 9\u2019s report.Several officers and members of the SWAT team investigated a report of a violent assault involving firearms on Donna Street, off New Dunstable Road, at 5:36 p.m., police said. Streets were blocked off and homes were evacuated.After about two hours, residents were allowed back in their homes. There was no evidence of gunfire.\u201CIt\u2019s getting too close to home. This is a relatively quiet neighborhood,\u201D said Linda Dodge of Nashua.\u201CI\u2019m just worried about my three kids in the house in the next building over, so I keep calling my husband, but they say they found nobody over there, so I don\u2019t know what\u2019s going on right now,\u201D said Kelly Jigarjian of Nashua.Neighbors said the incident was disturbing if it\u2019s a hoax or a case of what\u2019s known as swatting \u2013 making a fake emergency call to draw police to a house.\u201CIt\u2019s not nice because this is a big family community. So it\u2019s not a good thing because all of our kids are always together. They play outside,\u201D said Luci Phillips of Nashua.There was a similar unfounded report on the same street in less than a year, police said. A 911 call also brought police to Donna Street for a report of a man shot in September.Anyone with information about the case is asked to call police at 603-594-3500 or the Nashua Crime Line at 603-589-1665."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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