Scientist says T-Mobile cell equipment on top of Wyandotte school is a health danger

Image of cellular radio transmitters installed on cell tower.

WYANDOTTE, Mich. (FOX 2) – Families and elected leaders in Wyandotte marched the streets to protest the 5G cell equipment on an elementary school property on Friday.

They are hoping T-Mobile will get the message. While the cell provider, and some government agencies say the radiation won’t harm kids and teachers, one scientist says the parents are justified in their concerns.

While the topic has seemingly divided Wyandotte, it’s not the only community fighting this battle with similar reports from Connecticut to Pennsylvania to Virginia.

Through the streets of Wyandotte, frustrated parents, their kids, and school board members demanded T-Mobile remove its 5G equipment from a tower on Washington Elementary’s property.

“We’re not against 5G, we’re not against technology, we’re not against any of that,” said parent Kim Castmore. “We are against it being on top of our school on our children.”

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