Should I call 911 again?

[rh71]

Originally posted by: Crazyfool
I hated living in apartments. I love living in a house.

I am gonna end up back in a flippin apartment soon so that I can live with my gf... the things we do for love. :roll:

you'd choose your parent's house over your gf ? Did she threaten to cut you off ? :shocked:

 

[GeekDrew]

Originally posted by: dullard
2) Don't call 911. The police have a non-emergency number. Try looking it up in the phone book.

Oh for the love of god, people! That point has been made in this thread - he should call the non-emergency number rather than 911. But nobody seems to realize that not all areas have active non-emergency numbers!

 

[DainBramaged]

I would call the non-emergency line and request an officer.

 

[alkemyst]

Originally posted by: ElFenix
bang on their door with a 4 D cell maglite

the next day after you come to, complain to your doctor how you must have accidentally sat down on it

fixed for truth

 

Originally posted by: GeekDrew

Originally posted by: dullard
2) Don't call 911. The police have a non-emergency number. Try looking it up in the phone book.

Oh for the love of god, people! That point has been made in this thread - he should call the non-emergency number rather than 911. But nobody seems to realize that not all areas have active non-emergency numbers!

Every city and town I've ever lived in has a working non-emergency number.

 

[cyberia]

Originally posted by: Deadtrees
... Yesterday was quite amazing too. I heard them having mad sex sometime in the morning then mad fighting around 3 p.m followed by another mad fight around 8 p.m then mad sex around 1 a.m.

They probably mixed Prozac and Viagara in the same bottle.

 

[GeekDrew]

Originally posted by: jumpr

Originally posted by: GeekDrew

Originally posted by: dullard
2) Don't call 911. The police have a non-emergency number. Try looking it up in the phone book.

Oh for the love of god, people! That point has been made in this thread - he should call the non-emergency number rather than 911. But nobody seems to realize that not all areas have active non-emergency numbers!

Every city and town I've ever lived in has a working non-emergency number.

... congrats?

 

[Rudee]

Originally posted by: bootymac
Description the mad sex

"describe" the mad sex.

 

[alkemyst]

Originally posted by: GeekDrew

Originally posted by: jumpr

Originally posted by: GeekDrew

Originally posted by: dullard
2) Don't call 911. The police have a non-emergency number. Try looking it up in the phone book.

Oh for the love of god, people! That point has been made in this thread - he should call the non-emergency number rather than 911. But nobody seems to realize that not all areas have active non-emergency numbers!

Every city and town I've ever lived in has a working non-emergency number.

... congrats?

hmm the local police, fire, and rescue don't have phones?

 

[GeekDrew]

Originally posted by: alkemyst

Originally posted by: GeekDrew

Originally posted by: jumpr

Originally posted by: GeekDrew

Originally posted by: dullard
2) Don't call 911. The police have a non-emergency number. Try looking it up in the phone book.

Oh for the love of god, people! That point has been made in this thread - he should call the non-emergency number rather than 911. But nobody seems to realize that not all areas have active non-emergency numbers!

Every city and town I've ever lived in has a working non-emergency number.

... congrats?

hmm the local police, fire, and rescue don't have phones?

The immediate area that I live in has only volunteer fire & rescue companies - everything is routed through the 911 dispatching center at the county level, who then sounds the appropriate alarm(s), and any available volunteers respond.

The "city" that I live in is too small to have its own police dispatching center. They used to have one, tho, so the phone number that used to be assigned to it now routes to the 911 dispatching center at the county level.

The firehouses do have their own telephones, but most of the time they are used for communication with the firefighters by their families, etc. They *can* take calls there, but there's no guarantee that anyone will happen to be at the firehouse, and if there is, they have to relay the message to the 911 dispatcher, so that they can sound the alert tones for the volunteer radios.

My last job was for a public high school... we had previously been instructed to call the local police dept for non-emergency situations... but after that happened a couple of times, we were told by the chief of police that we should only use the 911 dispatching center. :-\

 

[alkemyst]

Originally posted by: GeekDrew

Originally posted by: alkemyst

Originally posted by: GeekDrew

Originally posted by: jumpr

Originally posted by: GeekDrew

Originally posted by: dullard
2) Don't call 911. The police have a non-emergency number. Try looking it up in the phone book.

Oh for the love of god, people! That point has been made in this thread - he should call the non-emergency number rather than 911. But nobody seems to realize that not all areas have active non-emergency numbers!

Every city and town I've ever lived in has a working non-emergency number.

... congrats?

hmm the local police, fire, and rescue don't have phones?

The immediate area that I live in has only volunteer fire & rescue companies - everything is routed through the 911 dispatching center at the county level, who then sounds the appropriate alarm(s), and any available volunteers respond.

The "city" that I live in is too small to have its own police dispatching center. They used to have one, tho, so the phone number that used to be assigned to it now routes to the 911 dispatching center at the county level.

The firehouses do have their own telephones, but most of the time they are used for communication with the firefighters by their families, etc. They *can* take calls there, but there's no guarantee that anyone will happen to be at the firehouse, and if there is, they have to relay the message to the 911 dispatcher, so that they can sound the alert tones for the volunteer radios.

My last job was for a public high school... we had previously been instructed to call the local police dept for non-emergency situations... but after that happened a couple of times, we were told by the chief of police that we should only use the 911 dispatching center. :-\

In this kind of situation, to the OP I would say don't call 911 then.