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Q: Wake County chief public defender Charles Caldwell, left, extends a hand to his client, Daniel Joseph Steele, 25, as Steele made a Wake County court first appearance Monday, April 20, 2015. Steele is charged with the first degree murder shooting of his pregnant girlfriend Kimberly Dianne Richardson, 25, last weekend in Raleigh. Richardson died at WakeMed on Sunday but her child, a girl, survived. Steele's next court appearance will be Monday, May 11, 2015. Harry Lynch hlynch@newsobserver.com ||||| The Moore County School District is looking to return to normal following several days of turmoil over the school board's firing and then reinstatement of its Superintendent. In a packed auditorium of about 1,000 people, the school board voted to reinstate Dr. Robert Grimesey nearly one week after the board voted to terminate his contract. Dr. Grimesey is now back at work and ready to put everything that happened behind him and help rebuild the school board. “This is a wonderful place for ... 
  
 The Moore County School District is looking to return to normal following several days of turmoil over the school board's firing and then reinstatement of its Superintendent. In a packed auditorium of about 1,000 people, the school board voted to reinstate Dr. Robert Grimesey nearly one week after the board voted to terminate his contract. Dr. Grimesey is now back at work and ready to put everything that happened behind him and help rebuild the school board. “This is a wonderful place for ... 
  
 The Moore County School District is looking to return to normal following several days of turmoil over the school board's firing and then reinstatement of its Superintendent. In a packed auditorium of about 1,000 people, the school board voted to reinstate Dr. Robert Grimesey nearly one week after the board voted to terminate his contract. Dr. Grimesey is now back at work and ready to put everything that happened behind him and help rebuild the school board. “This is a wonderful place for ... 
  
 The Moore County School District is looking to return to normal following several days of turmoil over the school board's firing and then reinstatement of its Superintendent. In a packed auditorium of about 1,000 people, the school board voted to reinstate Dr. Robert Grimesey nearly one week after the board voted to terminate his contract. Dr. Grimesey is now back at work and ready to put everything that happened behind him and help rebuild the school board. “This is a wonderful place for ... 
  
 A pregnant woman who was shot and killed Saturday night near Triangle Town Center struggled to tell a 911 dispatcher her name and location to save her unborn daughter's life.The Raleigh Police Department on Monday released the eerie call that 25-year-old Kimberly Dianne Richardson made to 911 moments after she was shot behind the Party City near Triangle Town Center. Also Monday, Richardson's boyfriend, 25-year-old Daniel Joseph Steele, appeared in a Wake County courtroom on first-degree murder charges. 
  
 In the 911 call, Richardson is struggling to breathe when she says, "Help. I've been shot." 
  
  
  
 "I'm not ... " she said when asked for her address. "Party City, behind Triangle Town Center mall." 
  
  
  
 When asked for her phone number, Richardson told the dispatcher, "I can't ... I can't talk." 
  
  
  
 She was able to tell the dispatcher that she was outside, but what followed was nearly 43 second of chilling silence before she could muster enough energy to again tell the dispatcher, "Behind Party City." 
  
  
  
 Another 31 seconds of silence followed before sirens could be heard in the distance. 
  
  
  
 Upon arrival, Raleigh Police discovered that Richardson had been shot and that she was was six months pregnant. Police said she was taken to WakeMed where doctors performed an emergency cesarean section to save her daughter's life. 
  
  
  
 Her child survived, but Richardson passed away from her injuries. 
  
  
  
 Police identified Steele as the suspect in the shooting. He was located at his home on Snowcrest Drive a short time later and charged with her murder. Steele, wearing orange and white jail clothes, appeared in court for only about a minute. 
  
 Judge Vincent Rozier told Steele he could face the death penalty. Steele, who worked for York Security, had once been assigned to the Triangle Town Center. 
  
  
  
 Maria Babar, who described herself as a friend of the couple found the news hard to believe."She was a real sweetheart. She was a good soul. She had good intentions. She would never do anything bad to anybody," Babar said. "I would never expect for him to do something like that to her because they were having a kid and it's just mind-blowing and it's definitely out of the blue." 
  
  
  
 "It's terrible," said Steele's neighbor, Carol Lee. She said she didn't know him, but she saw the police presence around the home when Steele was taken into custody. "I saw about three cop cars outside the house, and I saw a couple of cops standing in front of it." 
  
  
  
 Steele is being held without bond. 
  
  
  
 Richardson worked at Zales at Triangle Town Center. At the request of her family members, no further information is being released about the infant, according to a WakeMed spokesperson. 
  
  
  
 Loved ones have now set up a fundraising website to raise money for flowers and support Richardson's family. 
  
  
  
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A:
A dying woman who had just been shot called 911 on Saturday night in Raleigh, NC, and said just enough to save her unborn baby, WNCN reports. Kimberly Richardson, 25, who was six months pregnant, made the chilling call behind the Triangle Town Center where she worked: "Help," she says. "I've been shot." Asked to give her phone number, she says, "I can't ... I can't talk." Between long silences, WRAL reports, Richardson added the key words: "He shot me." Richardson later died in hospital, and her daughter was saved by an emergency cesarean section. Richardson's boyfriend, 25-year-old Daniel Steele, was arrested at his home that night and promptly charged with first-degree murder. No motive was given, and it's not clear whether Steele is the baby's father, though one of Richardson's friends tells the News & Observer he is. We do know he once worked as a security guard at the Town Center, but quit in October. As for Richardson, "she was really, really happy" about being pregnant, says a friend, who describes her as devoted to faith and music. But the friend declined to say more: "I'd rather focus more on who she was as a person and how much she pursued the Lord and I want to focus on the good of that baby," she says. The baby is still hospitalized, her condition under wraps. Meanwhile, a fundraising account has raised nearly $9,000 as of this writing to help the family with funeral costs and possible medical bills for the daughter, who Richardson had already named Lacy Grey: She "was born premature due to the tragic loss of her mother," the account says. (A father of seven died last week while bringing his pregnant wife to the hospital to deliver their eighth child.)