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You video of how that went down with two people inside. The house, Garfield Heights police assisted by a regional s. W. A. T. Team along with four other departments and one person was removed in hand gives cuff handy on cuffs and another brought on you by medics. This is across from elmwood elementary school. Of course, tense moments obviously, tense moments as well and this has been a problem house for some time here in Garfield Heights. Also, told me that several others were arrested and charged with obstruction. Again, some children also in the home that were removed earlier before police r...

He showed me his sprinkler system. This has been completely bone dry for 30 years. His toilet is dry, too. In fact, the only water he has comes from these barrels he has brought in. The recent notice from the city says its tried several times to reach vazquez about the bill. Never have i been contacted about this water amount. He went to the water department. Nobody cares, nobody listens reporter crews responded quickly shortly after i called. They did find a connection and a water line and there is a quarter lee. Vazquez was not at the building and will have to reschedule them to come back ou...

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