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Naked woman rescued from East River in New Glasgow

East River rescue

New Glasgow police, firefighters and EHS personnel rescued a woman from the East River, Thursday October 18.

Published on October 18, 2012
The News
Published on October 18, 2012

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Aberdeen Hospital , East River , NEW GLASGOW

NEW GLASGOW – A woman swimming naked the in East River was rescued by New Glasgow firefighters and police Thursday afternoon. A 911 call came into police around 1:30 p.m. that a woman was swimming naked in the river and looked like she was in distress.

Two firefighters swam out to the woman and used a tow line to be pulled in. The firefighters were assisted by local businessman Jamie Davidson who was quick on the scene with a boat from his marina. 

Once the woman was removed from the water, she was transported to the Aberdeen Hospital by ambulance.  She was arrested under the Involuntary Psychiatric Treatment Act for her own protection so she could be assessed at the hospital. 

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    JN
    - October 21, 2012 at 18:58:12

    Seriously, you people saying the men are 'gawking' are ridiculous. They are doing their job and they are NOT gawking at the woman in the picture!! If they were really that desperate to look at a naked body then they most likely do it in the privacy of their own home lol. Get real. & there is nothing wrong with the photo. They aren't doing anything wrong with showing that photo. We don't live in the 1940s where it's horrifying to see a women's back. Get over it!

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    ScaryTerry
    - October 20, 2012 at 10:59:09

    As the comments flow, it is to be noted that anything is news in a small town. I am sure they find it hard to come up with anything interesting to fill their pages. I have noted that the quality of reporting is not very sophisticated and poorly written. However, the commentors on these sites should not comment if they can't deliver better. The reponses given are filled with spelling and grammatical errors lessening their validity in my opinion. The issue of whether or not she was under the influence or a mental patient is yet to be determined and becomes an issue until after they rescue her.

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    Roger
    - October 20, 2012 at 01:37:55

    Everyone has a right to their opinion on wether the photo should of been in the paper and the reporter has to make a decision on wether to print it or not,knowing that some will want to see while others will be offended. I just want to commend the New Glasgow Fire and Rescue on a quick and successfull response. That lady was very lucky that there were members of the cold water rescue so close by when the call came in.and in response to the swimming lessons,those survival suits may make you float like a duck but they don't let you swim like a fish...

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    Just another guy
    - October 19, 2012 at 13:13:30

    You people obviously need to get over yourselves. It is a news story posted on a news paper's website.....and as in most news stories there are pics. Where you all live ......A CAVE?? I hope the girl gets some help with whatever it was. I would suggest tho, that she was likely high on something.

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      Pete
      - October 19, 2012 at 14:11:08

      So sad folks around here are so bent over this. Meanwhile, some guy in a Maserati, apparently flying around town for some time, nails another vehicle, impaired at 11 am, no name, no comments and the article seems dormant. Wake up folks that could've been your kids or your parents walking across the street.

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    jack
    - October 19, 2012 at 10:57:20

    It's great everyone is so concerned about this person. Now if everyone could also voice their opinion just as loudly when it comes to matters of corruption, the government messing things up, the light sentences that are given to criminals and child molesters, etc., then maybe things will change. But when those stories are in the paper there is quite often little to no comments. Why is that?

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    Anne
    - October 18, 2012 at 23:49:59

    I cannot believe the mind set of some of the people that live in this town.Shameful on this subejct of this young women...is this the reason out town is at the bottom of the list on where to live in Canada....you all sound like a bunch of rednecks!!!!!!

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    byron M.
    - October 18, 2012 at 22:01:45

    Most ppl go skinny dipping after dark. Brave women to do it in the day light. Maybe her bikini slid off after she jumped in. Or somebody threw her in the drink, naked. Anyone from the local area knows not to swim in the East River. It is so polluted your skin might peel off.

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    micheal philps
    - October 18, 2012 at 21:57:03

    I am thinking the ngfd need lessons in front crawl and breast stroke..... hehehe

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      Dick
      - October 19, 2012 at 06:31:32

      This will make me think twice next time I want to go skinny dipping in the East River!

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    angela
    - October 18, 2012 at 21:44:45

    Wow..i cant believe some of these comments, and it really bothers me that people are saying if she didnt want her naked picture posted she shouldnt have jumped in the river...really!! we have no idea what possessed her to do this, it could be a number of reasons. she very well could be mentally ill or it may have been drugs or escaping a dangerous situation. I think the rescuers did a great job and responded quickly and the reason there was so many around her wasnt to gawk and stare but to protect her from being gawked and stared at by the public.Wait for the facts and stop with the assumptions.

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    Matt
    - October 18, 2012 at 21:34:40

    Are there more pictures I'm not seeing? People are saying The News shouldn't post naked pics of this chick yet I don't see any naked pics. The pics I do see don't show anything. Can't even see her face. I don't think they could have done a better job protecting her privacy. The yoga pants women wear these days reveal more than this story does. Get a grip people! Geeez.

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    disapoint
    - October 18, 2012 at 21:33:55

    34 comments on a girl who is mentally unstable...from drugs or an illness. Not one comment on articles about the kids playing sports. You are a nosy, negative dwelling community. I'm ashamed.

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    Common Sense
    - October 18, 2012 at 21:32:49

    Seems like most commentors have lost track of the most important message in this story. A woman in danger of drowning was saved. What she was, or wasn't, wearing is irrelevant. Get a grip folks.

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      Joanna
      - October 19, 2012 at 18:04:34

      Thank you! The internet seems to bring out the worst in people. No wonder cyber bullying is such a big problem. This young lady needed help. Whatever she had going on in her life at the time is irrelevant. Show some respect!

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    Anne
    - October 18, 2012 at 19:56:21

    I am shocked that this photo was placed in the evening news!!!We are not living in a city were living in Pictou County where everyone knows there sister,aunt,cousin!!This girl certainly had issues weather drugs, mental health we have no idea her condition when this accident took place.Now she has another issue to deal with ....the public. of Pic.Co.We have no compassion for anyone anymore!!!!!!

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    jake
    - October 18, 2012 at 19:40:23

    Drug addiction is not a mental addiction thats the most rediculous thing I ever heard. People get high because they like the way it makes them feel. mental problems totally different thing.

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    Sam
    - October 18, 2012 at 19:30:51

    I Can't Believe no one has Commented, that She Was Naked In the EAST RIVER imagine the Disinfection Process...Rashes for life in place you Shouldn't have Rashes....Ewwwww

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      barack obama
      - October 18, 2012 at 20:17:56

      thanks for reporting what i had to say

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    Kat
    - October 18, 2012 at 19:13:19

    Come on people....what is the big deal here? Do you think you were all born with coths on? Besides, if she jumped into the river without cloths she mmust not have any shame.......big deal the NGN was reporting the news.

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    Johnny B
    - October 18, 2012 at 18:24:28

    New Glasgow Is just one dirty town. Latest study on teens revealed 58% have tried or have been around someone on bath salts... We are moving!

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      ???
      - October 18, 2012 at 21:37:50

      hahahha and where does this figure come from? If you are going to state numbers and figures...might want to have a reference for that. You cannot pull figures out of thin air if you want to make a valid argument!

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    Amanda
    - October 18, 2012 at 18:07:34

    Drug addiction IS a mental illness. Now, at this point the facts are unclear, but her actions clearly demonstrate she was not in a healthy state of mind, regardless of whether she was using drugs or not. To be clear, I am in no way condoning drug use or abuse in any way, but imagine if that were your daughter or sister or friend. Would you really want pictures of her naked (yes, you can't see anything, but she is still obviously naked in the photos) for everyone to see? Also, my issue is not with the story itself. New Glasgow is a small town, where nothing happens, and someone making the stupid decision to jump in the East River, naked, is no doubt all anyone will be talking about for the next week. Especially so, since the News chronically fails to report on current events or meaningful news, instead favouring the style of a trashy tabloid. And Shannon, I called the News to express my disgust when the News ran the stories on the homeless man, which I also found incredibly distasteful and disrespectful.

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      Adam
      - October 18, 2012 at 18:59:16

      If you don't want naked pictures of yourself in the paper, don't swim naked in the East River.

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      pamela
      - October 18, 2012 at 19:16:10

      thank god something happened in that town!and incidentally even tho i haven't lived there in yrs when i was there last yr visiting as soon as we heard of a shooting it was passed along thru texts long before anything was reported on the news,it being a small town i can pretty much gaurantee if i fb a few friends i'll not only have her name but what she was on too..the news reports what it knows but the people know long before the news does

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    Pokey
    - October 18, 2012 at 17:58:30

    I somewhat agree that the news might have been a little over the top,but that's there job.You can't point fingers at the news paper when it seem like there are more and more disturbing things happening here in our county.Also as for the comments about the rescuers, they had no idea what they were responding to.There is likely a lot more to the story then you could even image.I wish the girl finds the help she needs,and to the responders, good job on retrieving the girl.

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    Ben
    - October 18, 2012 at 17:52:04

    Where's the picture of the impaired driver of the Maserati yesterday? Why wasn't that published? Everyone assuming this woman is mentally ill or under the influence. What if she was raped and dumped in the East River? Anything coułd have happened. Stop the useless and meaningless speculating.

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    CactusFace
    - October 18, 2012 at 17:44:14

    Meh. Naked woman jumping into the East River, who cares. I mean, it's Pictou County. What else is new?

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    jazz
    - October 18, 2012 at 16:57:38

    Wow..i dont think that everyone who does stupid things are all on bath salts luv. Just because the news did not state that she had a mental illness does not mean she dont have one..or even just a break down..how do we even know anythingabout this? She could be a girl someone has to keep an eye on at all times ....or something else happend...as for the photo it is no surprise comming from news reporters ..no damn respect...i hope everything turns out ok for her

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    Conclusion
    - October 18, 2012 at 16:47:50

    After reading the comments I have come to the conclusion that people either have compassion and understanding, and perhaps a bit of empathy.... or they do not. Of COURSE the news can report this story and post photos.... but the question isn't CAN they, but rather SHOULD they, especially after they found out this woman may be mentally ill. Does the public really NEED to see photos of this woman.... wouldn't the story be enough? It's the same thing when people slow down to stare at an accident out of morbid curiosity. Most people may not know or recognise this woman from the photos, but I bet someone out there does have a good idea who she is and this photo has enough detail for them to confirm it.... and in a county like this it will soon spread. People do not have the right to privacy in public, this is true, but given the circumstances in this case the Evening News should have been professional enough to grant some to this woman anyway.

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    baby girl
    - October 18, 2012 at 16:39:54

    im sorry to say this but if she didt want to be seen naked she should never of went in to the river naked.its a small town and new traviles fast at least she was saved and is in the hospital and getting the help she needs . way to go to all the people that help save the poor girl and to the ones who say its not right to post her pic did u ever stop to think she did this to get help that she needs.she might of been crying out for help no one would lesson to her and this was a way for them to hear her.i hope all is goes well for the girl and she gets the help she needs

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    Laurella
    - October 18, 2012 at 16:35:20

    I see a girl wrapped in a blanket being carried to an ambulance, it was apparent she was in distress, but the article didn't state that she suffered from a Mental illness, only that "She was arrested under the Mental Health Act for her own protection, so she could be assessed at the hospital." IMO the News only stated the facts, and until she is assessed, no one can say why she was in that river, Thank God they got to her in time, I would be more upset seeing a picture of them carrying a body bag.

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    Sara
    - October 18, 2012 at 16:34:58

    If this person was in fact on bath salts, they get no sympathy from me. If you don't know that crap makes you do insane things by now your an idiot.

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    Shannon MacLellan
    - October 18, 2012 at 16:34:43

    I agree with the post that stated that when the woman went in the river naked...she pretty much forfeited her rights to privacy. Perhaps when the homeless man was sleeping on the streets a few months back the news ought to have refrained from printing photos of him to save his pride/privacy. It's news people, get over it. As for the coments about ALLL those men there staring at the naked woman as if they had never seen one...grow up! If it were me or my sons or daughters or sisters or mother...I should HOPE that many people would show up to help! They were not there to stare at a naked body. Believe it or not, our emergency workers have cooth and dignity. For the love of God have some sense. Sorry but in an emergency, privacy goes out the window. Saving life is priority, not covering body parts so public reading the news will not be embarrassed. The news is not shaming the mentally ill, noone said the woman was mentally ill, only that they arrested her under the mental health act. Any shame in this was brought on by the woman herself, and if she didn't intend consciously to go into the river naked, I'm sure once in sound mind...she will appreciate and be thankful for our emergency workers and/or volunteers. To reiterate: more can be seen of ones body in beach photos, or simply walking around town on a summer day. It's you people whining that are sick in the head. The first thing you saw here was not a life saved or hypothermia prevented...it was a naked woman. Grow up.

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      Kelly
      - October 18, 2012 at 19:13:40

      Very well said. I was getting frustrated by the ignorant people who were just looking for something to complain about. I commend these people and the business man for helping this young lady out of the water and taking her to get treatment. If it weren't for these people quick reaction, who knows what might have happened! So, grow up people and read the story for what it is and stop making an issue out of it!!

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    dude
    - October 18, 2012 at 16:27:18

    naked girl + cold lake = bathsalts?

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      C
      - October 18, 2012 at 20:13:59

      Perhaps you should keep your inconsiderate conclusions to yourself. It is no ones place, yours, mine, or any elses, to make unsubstantiated claims and/or conclusion about this women. Perhaps instead of being a **** you go and make youself useful, therby justifying, your minimal importants to society.

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    andy
    - October 18, 2012 at 16:21:46

    Also, well said Brian. Don't read it if you are offended by NEWS>

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    andy
    - October 18, 2012 at 16:20:17

    To KJT: Are you serious? First priority is to get the girl out of the water, not think about what others may see. What a ridiculous comment. Good job to the rescuers on focusing what is most important, saving the person's life, not their pride.

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    What is wrong with people
    - October 18, 2012 at 16:18:05

    She jumped in the East River, nude in broad daylight and pictures of this were all over facebook before the news got to it... You cant see anything and they never stated she is mentally ill. What is wrong with people. Always complaining about something. Wait for the facts before you say she is "ill"

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    Russell
    - October 18, 2012 at 16:08:16

    If the Evening News is willing to print a picture of something like this, but keep the names of diddlers quiet, (they say to protect the families of everyone involved), they do it to protect the diddlers, and if all this doesn't prove the justice system is crooked, then nothing will,show some actual respect, if it was someone related to a cop or someone that was related to someone in the news, they wouldn't have put the pic up. try posting the names of NARKS and crooked cops.

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    Stephenie
    - October 18, 2012 at 16:03:34

    OMG ppl, get a grip..the pictures show nothing that can identify this woman nd her name wasnt released..the NG paper is doing what their sapose to be doing....REPORTING THE NEWS!!! its not like alot goes on here in PC for them to report on anyway...lay off the reporters guys..they gotta make a living too.

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    Brian
    - October 18, 2012 at 15:51:30

    For all those who are smashing the News for writing and displaying the picture. It is news, you don't get to decide what the news is. You do decide if you want to read it though. So if you don't want to see the picture or read about it, don't. but let the rest of us who do read the news, read. You want the picture of the child molester before he/she is convicted of anything, how does that affect his/her life if found not guilty? I saw the picture, I couldn't tell if it was my sister or a woman I don't know. You want to find the freaks, I wonder how many were down there with their phone recording the rescue of a NAKED woman. Have you check YouTube lately, and if you do remember not to look at the NAKED woman.

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      Voice of Reason
      - October 18, 2012 at 16:04:51

      THANK YOU! Finally someone with some common sense!

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      Ann
      - October 18, 2012 at 16:13:12

      After reading all these ridiculous comments saying that The News had no right to post these pictures, I HAVE to comment. First of all, this is a new story, so pictures pertaining to the story are in every way appropriate, secondly, there is no part of this woman's body showing in any of these pictures that wouldn't be showing if she were wearing, say a summer dress or a low backed tank top, thirdly, if this woman hadn't taken off her own clothing and jumped into the East River, there would never have been a reason for these pictures to exist. Really, if this article were about me, I would be much more embarrassed and humiliated with myself for being foolish enough to jump into the East River, with no clothes on than I would be for The News posting an article, along with pictures about what I had done. Leave it to Pictou County folk to get angry at The News, for writing the news....

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      amber
      - October 18, 2012 at 16:28:28

      I agree, she was the one who jumped in with no clothes on...soooo if she didn't want pictures of her naked self on the news she should of thought twice about what she was doing, or the drugs she was about to take...Whatever it may have been.

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      Scott Wilson
      - October 18, 2012 at 16:32:05

      What is all the fuss about? The picture shows nothing. All of you big talkers taking cheap shots at this reporter should find better things to do with your time. People who blast others over the internet have zero respect from me. If your going to make such negative comments about someone else's work put your name out there, don't hide behind a username....

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      From around the way
      - October 18, 2012 at 16:56:59

      The issue here isn't the picture itself but rather what it's depicting. Children, youth, seniors, persons who have mental health issues, etc all need protection and as a society we are the ones who should be providing it. A person with mental health issues is (possibly) not in control of their faculties and as such, requires protection as opposed to exploitation. Reporting the story is one thing but posting a picture is another. In this case the picture really doesn't add anything. As a side note, there is no such thing as the Mental Health Act in Nova Scotia and hasn't been for a number of years so hopefully she wasn't actually arrested based on that statute. The New Glasgow Regional Police Service might want to look up the Nova Scotia Involuntary Psychiatric Treatment Act and review their powers/responsibilities.

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    wendy
    - October 18, 2012 at 15:51:06

    This is awfull.This should have never been posted.....

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      Reality Check
      - October 18, 2012 at 16:18:22

      Hello, have your eyes been closed for the past 15 years. This is the way the world is going!! This is news as people who were in the vacinity have right to know who requiring so many by standers/helpers!! We do pay taxes we have a right to know what our police force is doing! It's unfortunate she is naked, but that is the way the ball bounces. No different than anything else! I hope this girl finds the help she needs...very sad!

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      Stacy
      - October 18, 2012 at 16:54:20

      If the woman was stupid/high enough to jump into the east river, she clearly is in no position to judge the evening news for how they carry out their business.

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    Lisa
    - October 18, 2012 at 15:48:22

    Absolutely shameful that "The News" would put up these pictures. Don't you think maybe she has enough problems without adding to her suffering? But yet this is not surprising. To the poor girl that found herself in this situation today...I hope tomorrow is a better day....and to the reporter...hang your head.

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    andy
    - October 18, 2012 at 15:43:23

    They do broadcast the names of "diddlers". Not sure what you're getting at. Also, try some punctuation, it was a terribly difficult comment to read.

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    ken hendsbee
    - October 18, 2012 at 15:39:34

    This is sad,,what the hell is wrong with the news??did you really have to put up her picture.

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    Voice of Reason
    - October 18, 2012 at 15:37:18

    Umm people the pictures show nothing, you can go to the beach and see more skin. If you jump into the East River nude in the middle of the day you pretty much forfeit privacy.

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      Maybe so
      - October 18, 2012 at 15:57:29

      True, nobody has the right to privacy while in public, however, if you were sitting on a park bench picking your nose would you want it published in the news for all to see. A bit of common sense and general respect should be exercised by so-called professional reporters in sensitive cases like this.

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    Obviously
    - October 18, 2012 at 15:35:26

    She is probably just on bath salts. They said they arrested her under the mental health act for her own protection and so they could assess her. They didn't say she acutally has a mental illness.

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    KJT
    - October 18, 2012 at 15:34:34

    I understand that the rescuers wanted to get her out of the river quickly,but couldnt the recuers at least give her something to cover her up with. So what if it got wet. at least she'd be covered...how embarrassing...next time think boys,would you like your sisters?daughters to be taken out like that

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      andy
      - October 18, 2012 at 16:32:58

      First priority is to get the girl out of the water, not think about what others may see. What a ridiculous comment. Good job to the rescuers on focusing what is most important, saving the person's life, not their pride

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    Christine
    - October 18, 2012 at 15:31:27

    Yes I agree there is no need for this picture to be posted on here, I'm dissappointed with the NG News

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    SMH
    - October 18, 2012 at 15:30:53

    Evidently, The Evening News doesn't have a litigation expert on staff. What in the world is wrong with the EN? You'll barely post anything relating to the F35 scandal MacKay is tied to; but you'll post pictures of a naked woman having a mental breakdown??? You are like school in summer...no class.

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    jasonpolley
    - October 18, 2012 at 15:26:01

    i know u would think theyd have some compassion for peoples familys and how the familys get embaressed over this they must not have kids and this ones for the reporters who live in the court room who cant wait to get the persons name age and where they live on right down to the street then advetise it in the paper then give it to the radio who will runn it 4 times a day for 3 days but the chuild molesters they must be protected right but a guy who steals a car gotta be all over the news doesnt make sense to me think of the families and broadcast the diddlers names so our neices and kids will know who they r

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    jacobi
    - October 18, 2012 at 15:25:56

    was it absolutly necessary for ALL those Men to be crowing around her,gawking like they have never seen a naked female before,how humiliating it must be if any of Their children see the looks on those guys eyes?i am sure two to three would have been enough to get the job done,next thing you knw,they will All be nominated for a Bravery Medal-sickining thoughts to say the least,i am glad the ngnews took the pictures to show just what some so called Gentlemen look like.

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      Gawking?
      - October 18, 2012 at 16:10:31

      I don't see anyone gawking in the photo.... more likely they are surrounding her to protect her privacy and/or cut down on wind chill.... she did just come out of cold water.

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    Hard to believe
    - October 18, 2012 at 15:12:25

    All I can say is BRRRRRRRRRR. Although the photos don't identify this woman they should have at least blurred out her head to help protect her privacy from those who may know and recognize her. Lots of people have issues, I see no need to publicize them in a manner that could potentially follow them around the rest of their life. A job well done by fire fighters and police though, so hat's off to them. Hope this woman is ok and gets the help she needs.

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    dana
    - October 18, 2012 at 15:09:02

    hats off to those how helped save the lady , but why would you the newspaper print something like this . You seem to feed off of this type of coverage . Nice way to shame the mentaly ill.

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    Amanda
    - October 18, 2012 at 14:36:34

    Wow. The News never fails to amaze me with its callous disregard for the residents of Pictou County. Nice job posting a picture of a NAKED and MENTALLY ILL woman for all to gawk at. I can't wait until you get slapped with a lawsuit for one of your stunts. It's bound to happen with the stories you have been 'reporting' the last few years. Why don't you try printing a paper than doesn't exploit individuals (the pattern seems to be those struggling with mental illness unable to stand up for themselves), and stomping all over their rights. Investing in spell check couldn't hurt either.

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      Lee
      - October 18, 2012 at 15:12:22

      Thank you, Amanda. There is no need to take a photo of this woman in her current state. Have some decency NG News! Or should you be called the New Glasgow Enquirer? You're sickening!

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      What else is new
      - October 18, 2012 at 15:47:38

      It's called journalism, freedom of press. Photos like these are taken all over the world. Not just the NG news. Haters gotta hate i guess.

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