False 911 call triggered by phone in car trunk, Lansing MI
Other CrimesA 911 hang-up call was received from near Wood St. The caller responded 'yes' when asked if there was an emergency, then the line went silent. A second call reached only voicemail. Officers found no emergency; the phone had fallen in a car trunk, causing the call to trigger.
Audio|Source: Greater Lansing Area Public Safety
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Transcript:
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20-0-2-2-2-23 to back for an unknown trouble near Wood St
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23 3 and 208 can you suffer an unwanted 410 in Australia at Walgreens
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22
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yep up clear that route oh for you
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Purple, 23 and 22, near Wood St.
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So 911 hang up on call back after caller asked if there was an emergency, and they'll said yes, and a line went silent, and call back again and he only got a voicemail.
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So if you're vice-reland on an accident, coach, like, common independence, iPhone crash notification, nothing heard.
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So there's going to 23 seconds.
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33 I'm out.
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104925.
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Anyone?
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22,000. Lawson, 21. Go ahead.
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You press on an old letter spell, we'll take it along.
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Okay.
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South, an update for that on an accident, there's no emergency, the phone just fell at the trunk. I'm gonna clear it up.
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Location mentioned:
Near Wood St, Lansing, MI 48912
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