I thought “Don’t make prank 911 calls” was something so ingrained that the only pathological people and very immature kids would do it. Either there are a lot of twisted people out there, or it’s not the 11th commandment I thought it was.
Hey, broad-brush boy, why don’t you rethink that whole ‘people of Chicago’ bit, huh? We don’t ALL use our cell phones to prank 9-1-1, douche.
Now, I’m with you on the problem, it’s a MAJOR thing, it happens even more than it’s reported, but as an investigation that I personally conducted (on a very small scale) revealed, it’s not always pranksters that are on the other end.
In this case, yeah, but not always. Chicago is just one of the first to do something about the crank callers.
Unfortunately, there are some things that are unavoidable when it comes to cell phones, and what many people DON’T realize is that a cell phone that you no longer use, and has been deactivated, can STILL dial 911. So if you think it’s cute lil junior can pretend to dial a call on your old cell phone, you better make sure there’s no power in the battery.
A stream of water, often containing medicinal or cleansing agents, that is applied to a body part or cavity for hygienic or therapeutic purposes.
A stream of air applied in a similar way.
The application of a douche.
An instrument for applying a douche.
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To cleanse or treat by means of a douche.
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Why are they giving these morons 50 chances? Has any normal person ever had to call 911 50 times? If you’re the caregiver to a person who’s prone to life-threatening episodes, you still wouldn’t call 50 times in 6 months. That’s more than once in 4th days!
In NYC, I believe it’s illegal to pull the handle on a fire call-box just once. Why would they even consider a warning letter and all that?