It's a misdemeanor apparently.
But also, what the fuck - it took 'thousands' of calls she hung up on before she got found out? i mean yeah, she needs to be punished, but that is also negligent management.
She should have gotten 10 days in jail for each instance of hanging up on people. For a conservative estimate of "only" 1000 hang-ups, that would come out to 27 years.
I feel like these guys just have to basically turn off their soul when on the clock for self-preservation and being able to do their job. Ever heard how they sound on the phone?
-911 what’s your emergency? 🥱
-A MAN JUST STABBED AN OLD LADY AND HES NOW EATING HER FACE WHILE SHES STILL ALIVE nightmare fuel background noises
It really is a skill 😆. Years ago I interned with a County Sheriff's office in a rural area in the south. There was a dispatcher named Misty and it didn't matter what was happening she came on the radio completely calm and clear. We of course greatly appreciated this. Some dispatchers get excited, start stuttering, etc. Never Misty always clear, concise, and accurate.
I can still remember a night when she dispatched us to a suicide call. Its so clear I can hear her voice in my head, "1137 be advised caller advises her boyfriend called to her from the bedroom, waited for her to come to the door and shot himself in the head."
Our county was located near a military base that had nuclear capability. We used to joke that Misty would broadcast the nuclear apocalypse in the same tone of voice. "1137 be advised there's been a malfunction at the base. We are all going to die in the next 7 minutes. Have a good night." 😆
At least the dispatcher answered and remained calm. Yes, some of them sounded bored, but they were working on it. I prefer this over someone who panics too or becomes overly emotional, like: “gasp, oh my God, really? where are you?”
Alright, but let's not make this a thing of 'B has it worse, so A isn't allowed to complain!'
One job does not preclude the other of stress and pain.
(Or course that doesn't excuse the story in the video obviously. If you can't handle it, you shouldat least be calling in sick that day, if not resigning)
Panic never helps a situation. Pilot crashes are the worst. Most of those dude will be calm sounding,as the worst thing you can imagine happens. A few panic. I sure as shit would.
Funny you say that, cause the video is literally simulated, it's not real at all. Look at the numbers in the top right, and why is she constantly staring directly at the camera on the officers chest and never his face. The story is definitely real though, just not this exchange.
This is real and she isn't looking chest level. Technically she is looking stomach level. It's because her supervisor is a little person. She did say those two dumb statements back to back too because she is just an idiot.
Black women often wear bonnets and shower caps to preserve their hair styles. I think this guy was making a play on words of the phrase “no cap” slang for true/no lie/ for real.
She was too lazy/burnt out to work. Yet had the energy to get her hair perfect before going in. Because one is self absorbed and a unlike white women most WOC don’t just rock a ponytail. It’s hard to articulate in a mere couple sentences.
Hair is an interesting documentary done by Chris Rock on this topic.
It’s just a dog whistle because black people and black women generally use shower caps and bonnets to protect their hair from water and heat damage. So their statement is strongly alluding to her incompetence because she’s black, like a racist would
Firstly thanks. Second eeeew. Some of these racist allusions seem so piss weak. “You sometimes wear a shower cap so you can look nice, I’m better than you!” No confidant worthwhile person ever said something like that.
No, white supremacy is making this about race when no one brought it up but you, to diminish that white supremacy exist.
Based on this comment, implies you're using every opportunity of an incompetent person who just so happen to be black to vilify black people and push a racist narrative. You are the problem man.
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