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Source: wbztv.com
SOUTH PORTLAND, Maine (AP) ― Police in the Maine city of South Portland say about 300 people attended the calling hours for a member of the Iron Horsemen motorcycle club killed during a shootout with police in Ohio.
Fifty-one-year-old Harry Seavey Jr. was killed Sept. 18 during a gunbattle in Cincinnati.
South Portland Police say there were no problemn at the Monday calling hours at a local funeral home.
South Portland Police Chief Ed Googins told the Portland Press Herald police had a plan to manage traffic. He says Wednesday's burial isn't expected to be a problem because it's easy to detour traffic away from the cemetery where Seavey will be buried.
