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Resident reports alleged directed‑energy harassment, asks police and council for meeting
Summary
At the March 17 Auburn City Council meeting, resident Mark Selich described prolonged personal harassment he attributed to directional audio and microwave devices, said he has recorded alleged exposures and requested a meeting with police and a council member for further discussion.
Mark Selich addressed the Auburn City Council on March 17, saying he and others in his building have been subjected to persistent harassment he attributes to directed audio systems and what he termed a "high powered microwave weapon." He asked to meet with the police and a council member to present recordings and measurement data.
Selich identified the device type he suspects as an LRAD product and said the manufacturer was sold to another company; he also described collecting recordings and using a personal meter that he said showed readings "up to almost 4.77" milliwatts. Selich said he believed that level approached a regulatory limit he referenced during his remarks.
During his comments Selich described audible voices and threats directed at him and neighbors, and said the episodes had caused emotional distress. He asked the council to convene a meeting with police and a council member so he could present additional recordings and information in person.
The meeting record does not show a formal council response beyond acknowledging the public comment or any immediate operational steps by the police. Selich's statements were presented as personal claims and were not corroborated by city staff during the meeting.
