Another Idiot 911 Operator

[mikesilvia]

Don't swear on a 911 call or your family member may die in an emergency. Unbelievable!

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[duwal]

what's strange is they even say in the piece that this was the only kind of infraction during his 20 years of service. Wonder what got him all flipped out that day

[cnshockey]

this is the most messed up thing ever...idiots like this deserve to lose their job. he put a life at risk over what? a person being upset because her father is having a seizure. this guy is an IDIOT

[Gtbballer20]

WOW!!! Thats crazy....that is ridiculous!!!!!

[FootballCardFreak]

I'm kind of disappointed in the girl as well in a sense. The first thing she think of is suing the guy. She does not try to get other help or try to mediate the situation, but she even calls back threatening to sue. If anything happens to anyone nowadays they threaten to sue. I'm not saying that the police officer was correct in his actions because he was severely wrong, but the girls imediate reaction to the situation was "I'm going to sue." This, in my opinion, shows the thought process of a lot of society: "Wrong me in any way whatsoever and I will sue you, even if it is not my fault."

[olsont5]

wow...what a tool..thats really messed up

[JesRey]

That is insane. Especially the part where she goes to the police station and then gets arrested.

[gladdyontherise]

I'm kind of disappointed in the girl as well in a sense. The first thing she think of is suing the guy. She does not try to get other help or try to mediate the situation, but she even calls back threatening to sue. If anything happens to anyone nowadays they threaten to sue. I'm not saying that the police officer was correct in his actions because he was severely wrong, but the girls imediate reaction to the situation was "I'm going to sue." This, in my opinion, shows the thought process of a lot of society: "Wrong me in any way whatsoever and I will sue you, even if it is not my fault."

how can you blame her? the officer keeps hanging up the phone on her, and her father is 3 months out of brain surgery and is unconscience on the floor having a seizure. what are you going to think "oh well, since he wouldnt help me like 911 is suppose to, i wont do anything at all"

[FootballCardFreak]

how can you blame her? the officer keeps hanging up the phone on her, and her father is 3 months out of brain surgery and is unconscience on the floor having a seizure. what are you going to think "oh well, since he wouldnt help me like 911 is suppose to, i wont do anything at all"

That's not what I'm saying. What I'm saying is that she should not immediately think of sueing. She should try to get help first and then worry about it later. She even takes more time to call him back just asking for his name.

[TheRoseBull]

wow... I can't believe the operator was such an idiot in this situation. I bet hes umemployed now