HIGH POINT, N.C. — Disturbing 911 calls are revealing more of what happened in a deadly home invasion on Westdale Drive in High Point on Thursday.
Operator: "High Point 911. Where is your emergency?"
Caller: "...got shot. I'm hiding in the bathroom. I don't know if anyone is in the house."
Operator: "And you don't know if anyone was shot, correct?"
Caller: "Yes, somebody was yelling, 'Help!'"
Operator: "Somebody was shot?"
Caller: "Yes! Will you please, please hurry?"
Operator: "We got people coming, okay? Do you, do you know the person who did it?"
Caller: "No, I don't. They had a mask on."
Operator: "Okay, okay."
Caller: "Just got robbed. My boyfriend just got robbed."
Operator: "Okay, and that just happened?"
Caller: "Yes."
Operator: "Okay...do you know if your boyfriend is inside the house with you?"
Caller: "No, everybody's outside the house."
Operator: "Everybody's outside? Okay, they're coming."
Caller: "I don't want them to come back."
Operator: "Okay, they're coming, They're coming...Was your boyfriend shot?"
Caller: "I don't know."
Operator: "Okay, okay...Stay on the phone. Do you have the bathroom door locked?"
Caller: "No, I can't lock it. Me and my [unintelligable] bathroom."
Operator" Okay, okay...Alright, there's actually an officer, okay, that just pulled up, okay?"
Caller: "Can I please come out?"
Operator: "You don't, okay? Hold on, I'll tell you when to come out, okay? Hold on."
Caller: "The front door should be open."
Operator: "Okay, I'll let you know when to open the door...I'll tell you when to go outside...Are you inside the house by yourself?"
Caller: "I'm not sure, it was..."
Operator: "How many, how many people was it that was shooting?"
Caller: "It was two that came in the house."
The call came in after a suspect or suspects shot and killed 27-year-old Kristian Tillman-Little.
Police said two people were kidnapped in Kernersville early Thursday morning. They said the suspects drove to High Point, broke into a home on Westdale Drive, and shot and killed Tillman-Little inside the home.
Police said the two people who were kidnapped escaped from the car and began banging on doors, asking for help.
Investigators believe the home was targeted and this was not a random act.
As of Friday morning, the suspects are still on the loose.
Police are asking for neighbors in the area to check their doorbell cameras for anything that may help find the people who did this.
They hope to make an arrest as soon as possible. If not, they plan to hand out flyers next week to ask for more tips.
"Folks don't realize how much those cameras, how wide of an angle those are. You might have it pointed at your porch for packages but if it's able to capture the wheels of a car going by or the lights on it or anything like that, or even sounds have proven to be very very useful," said Captain Pete Abernethy with High Point Police.
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