Robbie Dorr

I needed to be with him.

It's definitely chaos, but it's organized chaos, because everybody has a job.

Once Robbie was pronounced deceased, the patrolmen had to protect a crime scene.

So they had to get everybody out of the scene.

I've already told fire very suddenly that they have to stay outside the tape.

When you're dealing with somebody that's a victim of a crime, at the worst, a homicide, like in this situation, you say, OK, this is what it is.

We can't change that.

We have to put that out of our minds and just treat it like any other investigation and start doing what we do.

We found no shell casings.

I want to say very, very little.

The image that stays with me about that night, several fire trucks are lined up and start a procession into town.

Later find out that they were escorting Robbie's body to the coroner's office.

When little boys dream of or talk about their hero, sometimes they say Spider-Man.

Mine was a true hero.

He was a fireman.

He was my dad.

Did Robbie have any enemies?

Are you going to take that down to the stop sign?

Well, I feel like we need to set a car up on this side.

I've got like six rolls in my car if you need them.