Mass. police respond after 'body' reported in truck, turns out to be a mannequin
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Mass. police respond after 'body' reported in truck, turns out to be a mannequin
A 911 caller reported a potential dead body inside the bed of a pickup truck in Wakefield. Police responded after receiving the call. Officers searched the location and found the truck. The item in the bed was not a body. It was a dummy used for fire and rescue training. Police clarified that no dead body was found in a truck in Wakefield on May 19. The incident stemmed from a mistaken identification of the training mannequin as a deceased person.
"A person called Wakefield police to report a potential dead body inside the bed of a pickup truck, the department wrote. Officers located the truck only to find a dummy used for fire and rescue training lying in the bed of the vehicle, Wakefield police said."
""Despite what other pages are reporting, there was no dead body found in a truck in Wakefield today," Wakefield police posted on Facebook on May 19."
Read at Boston.com
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