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William McCollom, the Peachtree City police chief who shot his wife early Thursday morning, said in a 911 call that the shooting occurred as he moved the gun from his bed while his wife slept. "…the gun was in the bed," he said. "I went to move it to put it to the side and it went off."
Later, when the operator asked him to identify himself, McCollom gave her his official title. "Yeah, unfortunately yes," he said when asked to confirm his job as police chief.
Throughout the call, which was released Friday, McCollom's wife Margaret can be heard moaning in pain. "She's starting to have trouble breathing now so it must be internal," McCollum said. "Come on guys, get here."
Later, when the operator asked him to identify himself, McCollom gave her his official title. "Yeah, unfortunately yes," he said when asked to confirm his job as police chief.
Throughout the call, which was released Friday, McCollom's wife Margaret can be heard moaning in pain. "She's starting to have trouble breathing now so it must be internal," McCollum said. "Come on guys, get here."