CHARLOTTE, Mich — Police have lifted the shelter-in-place order that was issued for Charlotte on West Third Street between Sheldon Street and Clinton Street after a report of someone having a mental health crisis.
Police say the shelter-in-place order was issued Thursday morning to protect the community due to the possibility of a firearm being involved.
The situation was peacefully resolved, according to police, after they made contact with the person.
Police say the person will be getting the appropriate treatment they need.
According to a social media post made by Eaton County 911, during a shelter-in-place order, neighbors should:
- Close and lock all exterior doors and windows
- Move only throughout your building or home
- Do not allow anyone to enter or exit the building you're in
- Do not allow pets to go outside
Police say no other information will be released on this situation.
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