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I'll be happy to, Ceicei, but I have to run some errands first.Could someone kindly please transcribe what was said for someone like me who can't hear it?
Thank you!
- Ceicei
Or what they call tech support on.But people really are amazing in what they'll call the cops on...
If that was on a 911 line, it went on way too long.
But people really are amazing in what they'll call the cops on...
A few years ago, I was stuck in dispatch one snowy day...
Had one woman call 3 times; she wanted to know if it was safe for her son to drive in the snow. How the heck did I know? I don't know how well her son drives!
Even better... A woman called because she was "worried about the little birdies." See, they'd cut a lot trees down along a power line, and she didn't know where the little birdies were gonna go in the snow!
Then there was the guy who wanted me to arrange a full scale manhunt for a cat... If his kid had left the stray alone in the first place, nobody would have been looking at the prospect of rabies treatment... And, unless you could be 110% certain you found the right cat -- I'd say get the rabies shots anyway! That's not something you want to be wrong about!
The call starts with "Sheriff's Department", not "911...what is your emergency?" or some other variant that's more typical in a 911 call. "Sheriff's Department" suggests it was a non-emergency line.http://www.snopes.com/crime/cops/burger.asp
Status of this, according to Snopes, is undetermined. Personally, I think it's a fake. I don't think a real 911 operator would let the call go that far when it's been established there is no emergency.
The call starts with "Sheriff's Department", not "911...what is your emergency?" or some other variant that's more typical in a 911 call. "Sheriff's Department" suggests it was a non-emergency line.
Could it have been a prank? Sure. Could it be a complete fake? Yeah. But... I've seen and taken enough stupid calls to emergency services (recall the "little birdies"...) to believe that it's possible.