DANGER AT CELL TOWER

by CAROL BODDY
(seattle WA)

There is a cell tower on the West side of the street on the 4900 Block of Aurora Avenue North, Seattle WA 98103. There are crows nesting in the tower and they are attacking people. If one of the Techs goes up that tower they will be attacked. This is dangerous as it could result in a fall and the death of at technician. This was reported to Verizon nearly 2 weeks ago.

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Jul 11, 2014
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