Resident reports feeling threatened by high voltage power, Waterloo IN
Medical EmergencyA person at an apartment near West Railroad Street in Waterloo reported feeling like they were being harmed by high voltage electricity. They asked to speak with police but later declined help and said they would seek mental health care the next day.
Audio|Source: DeKalb County Sheriff, Fire / EMS, Auburn and Garrett Police / Fire
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175 West Railroad Street and Waterloo, 175 West Railroad Street and Waterloo, Apartment C.
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Charles. Mark Greger wants to speak with one of the unit in reference to he believes he's being executed by extremely high voltage electricity.
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One and so on us.
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19, 10-10-Rof-56, Canada Road 427.
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Six, Ashley.
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I could head that way.
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Clear, six or not.
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6.19, I'm already heading north.
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I can take care if you've got to look for a mark now.
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Clear, thanks. Sash 19 and I'll take care of.
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Seventy-19. 17.19 central.
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19,
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that mail called back.
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He advises he's going to go see the northeastern center tomorrow, and he does not want assistance tonight as he is going to bed.
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Near W Railroad St c, Waterloo, IN 46793
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