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NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- When you call 911 you hope you're talking to someone who cares about what happens to you, but an exclusive NewsChannel 5 investigation uncovered a shocking 911 emergency where the exact opposite happened.
Sheila: "I'm scared to even leave out my f***ing house."
911: "OK, ma'am, I updated the call. We'll get somebody there as soon as possible."
Sheila: [Hangs up.]
911: "I really just don't give a s**t what happens to you."
What makes this investigation especially shocking is what one call taker said about the woman he was supposed to be helping.
"I felt danger, I felt threatened, and I felt fear. It was like I was seeing myself being dead that day," Sheila recalled.
"And you wanted help?" Phil asked.
"I wanted help," she answered.
The worse part was what Sheila had not heard. The worst part was what the 911 call taker said after Sheila hung up the phone.
Sheila: "I'm scared to even leave out my f***ing house."
911: "OK, ma'am, I updated the call. We'll get somebody there as soon as possible."
Sheila: [Hangs up.]
911: "I really just don't give a s**t what happens to you."
"What kind of people have they got answering these phones?" Sheila asked. "He actually said that?"
"He actually said that," Phil assured her.
"You have like a baby die on the phone with you, or you're giving CPR, or you have a tragic accident -- and a lot of people can't handle that," said Critese.
Originally posted by NovusOrdoMundi
You need two units to perform a traffic stop? Jesus Christ.
Its almost at the point where the traffic stops have the most emphasis put on them by cops. Like thats the only reason they're employed; to "serve and protect", is to perform the traffic stop.