Woman Orders Pizza From 911 To Save Her From Domestic Abuse


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A woman who is a victim of domestic violence called 911 for help but was unable to directly discuss of what was happening to her so she used a code-like conversation by starting to order a pizza.

Fortunately, the dispatcher did not take her call lightly, instead he became intuitive and analyzed her situation very carefully.

Read the transcript of the conversation between the victim and the dispatcher and noticed how well their thoughts were connected to each other.

?911, where is your emergency??

?123 Main St.?

?Ok, what?s going on there??

?I?d like to order a pizza for delivery.? (oh great, another prank call).

?Ma?am, you?ve reached 911?

?Yeah, I know. Can I have a large with half pepperoni, half mushroom and peppers??

?Ummm?. I?m sorry, you know you?ve called 911 right??

?Yeah, do you know how long it will be??

?Ok, Ma?am, is everything ok over there? do you have an emergency??

?Yes, I do.?

?..And you can?t talk about it because there?s someone in the room with you?? (moment of realization)

?Yes, that?s correct. Do you know how long it will be??

?I have an officer about a mile from your location. Are there any weapons in your house??

?Nope.?

?Can you stay on the phone with me??

?Nope. See you soon, thanks?

According to the dispatcher, he checked the history of the address given by the lady and found out that there were records of multiple domestic violence from the previous calls.

Finally, the officer arrived at the house and immediately saw the lady in bad shape with her drunk boyfriend. Her partner was arrested for beating her.

The dispatcher said that she was intelligent to pull that kind of trick and that emergency call is the most memorable one for him.

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Good on her to use her wits to get out of this mess. :hug_girl:   It must of taken her last bit of energy and sanity to do this.

 

Most times a woman doesn't make it out of this situation...

 

Hopefully the gentleman learns a lesson (maybe gets a lesson too) for thinking this is ok... :spam: 

but not smart enough to stay away

 

But..but.. but... I love him! (as is the usual response)

 

Anyway good thinking on the part of the caller and the dispatch officer being clever enough to recognise what was happening.

Hopefully the gentleman learns a lesson (maybe gets a lesson too) for thinking this is ok... 

 

You call this person a gentleman? You realize what it means right?

 

Also, were you not the person who has always said "forgive and not be angry"? When you say "hopefully...maybe gets a lesson", that's called revenge. Kind breaks your code. I do hope he gets the crap kicked out of him, but i don't claim what you claim so i can say that without conflict of previous positions.

You call this person a gentleman? You realize what it means right?

 

Also, were you not the person who has always said "forgive and not be angry"? When you say "hopefully...maybe gets a lesson", that's called revenge. Kind breaks your code. I do hope he gets the crap kicked out of him, but i don't claim what you claim so i can say that without conflict of previous positions.

 

...  don't take my words and twist them... getting a lesson and learning a lesson does not have to equate to revenge... And getting a lesson doesn't have to be physical

 

getting a lesson is not revenge...

 

Some people... wow...

But..but.. but... I love him! (as is the usual response)

This happens SO often it's sickening, and many victims are men. There's some bat#### crazy women out there too.

Anyway good thinking on the part of the caller and the dispatch officer being clever enough to recognise what was happening.

Yup. Very good performance on 911's part.

...  don't take my words and twist them... getting a lesson and learning a lesson does not have to equate to revenge... And getting a lesson doesn't have to be physical

 

getting a lesson is not revenge...

 

Some people... wow...

 

your words exactly quote: "learns a lesson (maybe gets a lesson too) "

 

So, to you, what would be the difference of "learning a lesson" to "getting a lesson"?

 

Did i twist the "this gentleman" as well?

your words exactly quote: "learns a lesson (maybe gets a lesson too) "

 

So, to you, what would be the difference of "learning a lesson" to "getting a lesson"?

 

Did i twist the "this gentleman" as well?

 

Learn a lesson: Doing things like this will have consequences...(arrested)

 

Getting a lesson: Jail time that has mandatory counseling.. that has to be taken all the time... even on his spare time... when those in jail get free outside time, he has to be learning about behavior... when they eat, he has to eat in counseling...  

 

Gentleman: i was just trying to be respectful... even when someone doesn't deserve it...

 

There is nothing wrong with discipline at all... Especially if it will make for a better person at the end of it...

 

I'm thankful for every spanking...  

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I thought "ordering a pizza" was kind of well-known code for "I'm in trouble, I need help, but I can't say it because the person(s) who is/are a threat to me is/are listening"?

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