SEAL BEACH, Calif. (AP) — With gunfire blazing and people wailing, a woman hiding in the back of a hair salon quietly pleaded with emergency dispatchers to send help.
"Please hurry," the woman said. "People are screaming and crying."
The recording of her voice on the 911 call was one of seven released Monday by Seal Beach, Calif., police in the aftermath of the Salon Meritage massacre that left eight dead and one severely wounded.
Callers described the same horror. They were cowering behind cars, holed up in back rooms and afraid they were going to die.
Scott Dekraai, the ex-husband of one of the salon workers, was quickly arrested nearby and charged with eight …
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