Officers investigate reports of low-flying object, Whitley County IN
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Suspicious ActivityAs discussed during the dispatch call, officers responded to reports of a low-flying unidentified object near Columbia City and nearby townships. Evidence resembling animal droppings was found near the intersection of North 500 and West 50. Witnesses reported hearing bells and a deep voice, prompting welfare checks on any possible occupants.
Audio|Heard on: Whitley IN Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Identified object on the radar heading towards Columbia City at this time.
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Dispatch, right at 14.
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Right at 14.
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I've located what are believed to be reindeer droppings at the intersection of 500 North and 50 West.
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500 North and 50 West.
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I do not see any aircraft in this area, but I do believe I've got reindeer droppings here at the intersection.
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Clear, right at 14, time now is 2007.
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Attention Whitley County units.
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Reference earlier attempt to locate low flying aircraft.
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Whitley County dispatch has received multiple reports of several sightings over the Etna-Troy and Tri-Lakes area.
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Caller describes hearing bells jingling and a deep voice possibly coming from the aircraft.
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If located, check welfare of the occupants.
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Whitley County 2010.
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9-14.
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Location mentioned:
N 50 W & W 500 N, Thorncreek Township, IN 46725
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