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McDonalds should have given her a refund.
Listen to the first 20 seconds. She says "police" then states her emergency (still funny) She says she ordered a 10 piece mcnugget and frys and they ran out of nuggets and wanted a mcdouble but they would not refund the difference then she says she wants all her money back and they would not give it to her so she called 911. Lame. She deserves the ticket, the 911 operator should have said 5 bucks worth of nuggets is not a emergency. If you don't get this thats cool.
McDonalds should have given her a refund.
The woman is guilty of not knowing the non-emergency police phone number. That's it. She should not have called 911.
She needs to learn it. IN fact, I used to know it but now I forgot. We all should learn it. Should be a national campaign to educate the nation about the 'other' police number.
one time Laynes ran out of sauce so i had to let my gat hum
McDonald's robbed this woman. LOL.
The DJ on the radio played the call this morning. It was one of the dumbest things I've ever heard. The nuggets aren't even that good.
Even if the operator explains it's not an emergency, if the person demands a cop be sent, it is really not on the 911 operator to tell them "no."
If on the scene the cop decides it was a non-emergency, he can then issue a citation for misusing 911.
It's not terribly uncommon, so don't crap on the 911 operator or the 'system' for dispatching the officer
Last edited by Blake; 03-05-2009 at 09:31 AM.
This story made it onto Keith Olbermann's show.
Crap and I missed it! Did he get all worked up and start spitting all over the place? LOLThis story made it onto Keith Olbermann's show.
He was animated alright.
This is not the kind of story I would have expected MSNBC to hype up... Their rival, perhaps.
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