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dailymail.co.uk - 4/23/2008

Fears for Peter Falk as ageing Columbo star's erratic behaviour sparks call to police | the Daily Mail

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Outburst: Peter Falk appears lost and disorientated as he walked around Beverly Hills on Tuesday

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