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Confused man reported wandering in street, Toledo OH

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Glendale-Heatherdowns, Toledo, OH

Police received a report about a man who appeared confused while wandering in the street. Upon arrival, they determined he was not in distress and advised him to continue moving.

Audio|Source: Toledo Police South Dispatch
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Transcript:
Basser in Glendale. We're getting a report. There's a male outside wandering. He looks confused. It's going to be a (name withheld), approximately 510, around 6 years old. He's going to be an orange pletil, a cop boy hat. With a black bag. He's lessing in the middle of the crosswalk. This is possibly related to your suspicious person. 7.20? 7. 20, it is. And he is perfectly fine. It is (name withheld). We have told him he needs to keep moving, which he is.

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Glendale-Heatherdowns, Toledo, OH

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LynnLynn

This guy has pretty bad schizophrenia and is only about 48-49. He's homeless and just wanders all day, everyday. He has family who love him, and are worried about his safety but all police can do is either arrest him, tell him to "keep it moving" or just ignore. Anybody know Why family can't pink slip him, or take him to the hospital, ask Rescue Crisis (if that's still around) or get a referral to somewhere that can care for him and others who are severely mentally disabled. I mean, is that what the US and ppl who live here do now? throw out the crazy "undesirables" and just arrest them when they act out? *Rinse and Repeat, don't treat* Perhaps, if we treated mental illness like an illness & not a character blemish we'd have happier, safer streets just my opinion tho 🤷‍♀️

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