In reply to Steven Wall (msg # 45):
With no one wanting to draw attention by firing shots in the street, they pulled up at the wrecked coach. Behind it was the stalled dumper truck. They couldn't see anyone anywhere around outside.
Close by, somewhere down the street they were on, probably on the right, there was the sound of a gunshot, then a few more. Still, they could see no one. But the front doors of the brick row houses on either side for several blocks were starting to be fumbled open, and there was motion as curtains were disturbed.
Elsewhere in the city they could automatic weapons fire and the booming of a small-calibre autocannon. It sounded like things were still hot over by the bridge.
The young bloodied woman they'd bypassed was now out of the kebab shoppe and had stumbled into the street. She was about 3-4 blocks back, about 300m. She was not a direct threat but began lurching towards them.
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