Newly released 911 calls capture North Charleston, South Carolina, residents expressing fear as they reported armed teens, gunfire and what one caller described as a "full-out war" before police were assaulted during a Fourth of July block party.Fox News Digital obtained recordings of the calls from Charleston County Dispatch, which reveal multiple residents calling dispatchers shortly before 8:30 p.m.as a city-permitted Fourth of July block party in North Charleston's Chicora-Cherokee neighborhood began spiraling out of control.Callers reported people openly carrying guns, hearing repeated gunfire and fearing for their safety as officers struggled to disperse hundreds of attendees before multiple officers were assaulted and six people were later charged.NORTH CHARLESTON OFFICER ATTACKED BY CROWD IN VIRAL VIDEO AFTER GUNFIRE ERUPTS AT BLOCK PARTYTwo North Charleston police officers detain a person during a chaotic Fourth of July block party in the Chicora-Cherokee neighborhood before multiple officers were assaulted.
(Credit: Mark Brown)One of the earliest callers warned dispatchers that armed people had gathered near Calvert Street and North Carolina Avenue, telling a 911 operator, "Everybody got guns," before pleading, "We need the police out here bad.They need to come out here."The caller also reported hearing gunfire and described seeing a blue Dodge Charger parked near a bus stop with armed people gathered around it.As officers responded, another resident described the situation rapidly deteriorating after having already contacted authorities.WATCH: SOUTH CAROLINA BLOCK PARTY THUGS WITH MACHINE GUN, SPEAR CHARGED IN MOB ATTACK ON OFFICERS, POLICE SAYNorth Charleston police displayed firearms, magazines and other evidence recovered after a Fourth of July block party where officers were attacked and multiple arrests were made.
(North Charleston Police Department)"I called 45 minutes ago and asked to have officers come out here to break up a group of kids with f...