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Woman repeatedly calls 911 claiming phone is hacked, Louisville OH

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Near Eastland Ave NE, Louisville, OH 44641

A woman at an Eastland Avenue business repeatedly called 911, claiming her phone was being hacked. She was advised to use the non-emergency line and warned about consequences for non-emergency calls.

Audio|Source: Stark County Police
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Transcript:
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She believes people are hacking her phone from somewhere in the establishment.
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She said she will keep calling 911 until they find who is hacking her phone. I gave her a business card and told her to contact non-emergency services. I warned her there will be consequences if she keeps calling 911 without an actual emergency.

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Near Eastland Ave NE, Louisville, OH 44641
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