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Witness recalls terrifying events during shooting in Auckland’s CBDA resident in Auckland told Sky News Australia she was commuting to work on Thursday morning when she heard multiple gunshots coming from a building in Auckland's CBD. “I came from my morning commute... when I saw police arriving to the scene ... there would have been 20 looked like even 30 squad cars and ambulance…so obviously the first thought is something going down,' Erin Sokolowsky told Sky News Australia. 'I went to wait for the lights, crowds of commuters were massing… everyone had their mobile phones out and then we heard the shots. 'People reported five shoots I heard a lot more than that it seemed a quick succession and we just ran.'
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