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Oct 27, 2026

Maya TicaliGUEST
7:33
yeah i cried i also like that that's a story for another day like i can't
Aiden WatsonHOST
7:37
yeah well needless to say we had a very chaotic day well in her defense she called her dad and her dad said to call 9-1-1 and i was like i didn't say it out loud but him i was like this i don't think this is necessary i literally
Maya TicaliGUEST
7:52
asked him i was like why do i have to call 9-1-1 yeah
Aiden WatsonHOST
7:54
like what are they gonna do
Maya TicaliGUEST
7:55
yeah and he was like well because you're a hazard you're in the middle of the road and i was like
Aiden WatsonHOST
8:01
they did which is probably good because they were like there's no reason to i
Maya TicaliGUEST
8:05
can't help you yeah
Aiden WatsonHOST
8:06
so she she called 9-1-1 and then well she called her dad and then she called 9-1-1 and then We
John AllenHOST
11:10
And so Ron would tell La Bombard really the same story that had already been passed to police, which is he had come home from work early that morning, gone in the house, and his wife and sons are just inexplicably gone.
John AllenHOST
11:22
and you know when he couldn't find him he called 9-1-1 and then shortly thereafter he goes and speaks to his grandmother his neighbor and discovers that his sons are unhurt and they are there with their grandmother who who they adored like this is a safe place for them but ron would tell la bombard that when he spoke to his grandmother that She said the boys showed up in the middle of the night, and apparently they were talking about how their mom had been fighting with someone, some, you know, masked person in the bedroom.
John AllenHOST
11:51
And they had been scared, and they had fled in the middle of the night and ran to their grandmother's house.
John AllenHOST
11:56
And all La Bombarda's thinking is like, wait a minute, in the middle of the night, these boys have fled the house, claiming their mother's being attacked.
Randy WangHOST
32:26
So there you go.
Randy WangHOST
32:27
Oakland's 9-1-1 system, which has been making improvements, was down for 24 hours because someone cut some cables.
John PhillipsHOST
32:36
Just another day in paradise.
John PhillipsHOST
32:40
It's the John Phillips Show.
Brian MackeyHOST
9:21
And, you know, this is the idea.
Brian MackeyHOST
9:22
I think one of the titles of your chapter is that public enemy song 9-1-1 is a joke.
Brian MackeyHOST
9:26
Right.
Brian MackeyHOST
9:26
So there is this other deep seated suspicion in the community about 9-1-1 is not really here for us.
Rebecca NeusteterGUEST
9:49
And, you know, while mental health calls and fatal uses of force are rare, These fatal uses of force are most often applied in incidents in which, you know, folks are not demonstrating serious threats to themselves or others.
Rebecca NeusteterGUEST
10:07
So I think it really does merit all of our attention.
Rebecca NeusteterGUEST
10:11
Similarly, and, you know, the public enemy song that is the name of the next chapter after mismatched dispatch, 911 is a joke in your town.
Rebecca NeusteterGUEST
10:23
really comes to this perception and the reality that has been proven in many communities, including in Chicago, where the police may be slower to respond to communities that have higher percentage of poor and people of color populations.
Randy WangHOST
33:29
So there you go.
Randy WangHOST
33:30
Oakland's 9-1-1 system, which has been making improvements, was down for 24 hours because someone cut some cables.
John PhillipsHOST
33:39
Just another day in paradise.
John PhillipsHOST
33:43
It's the John Phillips Show.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
37:56
Can you check on your kids? Okay, you still see
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
37:59
them? I've got a question for you after the 9-1-1 call is
CoopHOST
38:02
over.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
38:03
No, no.

7 MINS LATER

Jessie WisemanHOST
45:29
But like a full on homicide investigation, they're just not set up for it.
Jessie WisemanHOST
45:35
But what happens now? So he's waving down the the police who comes to talk to him.
CoopHOST
45:44
So Sergeant Corey Riss Miller arrived on scene roughly five minutes after Caleb called 9-1-1.
CoopHOST
45:49
Rissmiller reported that he was met by Caleb, who was frantically yelling and waving his arms, and the family's two barking dogs.
Aleshia Rucker-WrightGUEST
20:14
And in that role, I initially began as a 911 operator, and then I transitioned for my last four years of Dawson serving as their 911 director.
Aleshia Rucker-WrightGUEST
20:23
So for the duration of my career, I have been focused on public safety, specifically with an emphasis on 9-1-1.
Katie DuvallHOST
20:29
Well, you seem like the perfect person to talk to about this constitutional amendment that we will see on our ballots this fall, next-gen 9-1-1.
Katie DuvallHOST
20:35
That's kind of what us in the policy realm refer to it as.
Katie DuvallHOST
20:38
But for Georgians who may see this constitutional amendment on their ballot but not know much about it, what exactly does it do?

11 MINS LATER

Katie DuvallHOST
31:51
And finally, for voters who are trying to understand exactly what they're being asked to decide when they go to the ballot box in November, what's the most important thing that you want them to know about this amendment and what happens if voters approve it?
Aleshia Rucker-WrightGUEST
32:03
The number one question that I'm asked about this amendment is if it will increase any fees.
Aleshia Rucker-WrightGUEST
32:08
This constitutional amendment does not increase or change the 9-1-1 fee.
John MacariHOST
29:01
Just a simple thing before we bring the guest up, just a simple thing that the CCRB investigators looked at was abuse authority entry and premise, right? What's that? Were the police officers allowed to enter the premise? Right.
John MacariHOST
29:20
Somebody in that home called 9-1-1.
John MacariHOST
29:23
We later find out it was when Rosario calling on himself, pretending to be somebody else.
John MacariHOST
29:28
Right.
John MacariHOST
29:28
We they called 9-1-1.
John MacariHOST
29:32
Police officers don't break down the door.
John MacariHOST
29:34
They speak to the family members.
GalvinHOST
50:14
No, but if she does it under her own free will and does it and is like, I'm going to use this idiot before he uses me and figure it out.
GalvinHOST
50:23
finally news this is pretty funny buzzfeed collected stories from doctors and health care workers they shared moments when they their patients did something unbelievably dumb okay these are some of the worst offenders a man removed a knife from his torso and called 9-1-1 but their first piece of advice was not to pull the knife out so before paramedics arrived He put the knife back in.
GalvinHOST
50:49
Oh, man.
GalvinHOST
50:51
What

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