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A 75-year-old former schoolteacher living in a self-storage unit has authorities concerned in Carroll, Iowa.
June 23, 2009
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A 75-year-old former schoolteacher living in a self-storage unit has authorities concerned in Carroll, Iowa. The disabled woman has trouble lifting the unit door and police are concerned she could become trapped, according to Police Chief Jeff Caylor. They also have concerns about her health and the extreme summer temperatures.
The unit is furnished with a couch. Police paid for a night in a motel, but the woman didn’t want to stay there.
Source: Chicago Tribune, Police worry about woman making storage unit home
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