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Eaton County, MI

Woman reports man put hands on her at hotel 

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Eaton County, MI
Audio|Source: Eaton County Public Service
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Go? Great. At the Ramada in 7501 West diagonal highway, crossover million and canal road, email on the line stating that a male put his hands on her again, sounds very in-tox. They did that the mail invited her to the hotel, but she doesn't know what room number, all her said she was walking in the hallway, then disconnected and no answer on callback.

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