911 Call Harrison Township home invasion audio

[@katehobbs2008]

In Australia if you call 000 and do not speak, you are immediately transferred to another line. If you then hit 55 they know you can not speak without endangering yourself, and immediately track your phone location and rush there. No annoying noisy interrogation!

[@gigisoglamorousipeeglitter7466]

Well, this is the United States and apparently we are dipshits!

[@JonnyRicter]

Gigi soglamorousipeeglitter this was nearly a decade ago. You can even text 911 now in most cities.

[@jcraigshelton]

If you call 911 and do not speak, you get officers too.

[@soyusmaximus7176]

If the caller is being quiet, it's obviously to not let the suspect know where they are. If they shut up, you shut up, too, and stop making noise on the phone.

[@jimhill2087]

ReflectingOne X I’m guessing you’re not a 911 operator. She’s getting info for the police, and trying to calm the victim. You know, like they’re trained to do. But you’re smarter, right?

[@Racingirl911]

Jim Hill I understand what you’re saying, but that chain smoking 911 operator could have talked a little quieter! 🙄

[@melissag2001]

they’re trained to keep checking you idiot 😂

[@twoleggedterror4482]

Jim Hill yeah maybe so but, majority of that fucking conversation was unnecessary conversation while the girl is half way under a fucking bed with a intruder in the god damn room with her. Common sense would be the dispatcher shutting the fuck up and telling the girl to keep quiet. As the person before me said, the girl goes quiet, so should the call taker. And yes I’d know. On hot calls, a dispatcher is to get the info, and only info that’s absolutely needed then instructed to keep the victim quiet. You need to also know, that when an ear isn’t being pressed against the phones receiver speaker, the dispatcher can be heard by the intruder giving the victims location away.

[@MsDarby64]

@@jimhill2087, right, responding officers must know how to spell her name, how old the dog is, and how they didn't see her half under the bed. . 🙄

[@Caleb_Mandrake872]

Never should have told the girl to get out from under the bed & go answer the door. She should have remained under the bed & the officer should have found her as he was clearing each room of suspects to make sure they weren't hiding like the victim was hiding.

[@lomein9320]

Caleb Mandrake right?! This is the second time I've heard a dispatch say "stay where you are until cops get you". Then a minute later, "ya go ahead & go to the door". They have no idea if there is more bad people in the house. They are taking her word that it's 2 people, what if it's 3 & she didn't see that guy? Crazy

[@thebeasters]

This is somebody that should be fired immediately

[@thebeasters]

This guy understands

[@sugarstreicher]

She’s one brave little girl.

[@barste08]

She is such a brave girl. Her parents must be so proud of her!! There are people twice her age that would’ve just fallen apart under such duress. Good job raising your baby girl, mom and dad!!!

[@margaretbluestone8641]

The girl is very brave and calm. I would be crying and give myself away.

[@kayynikole]

Yall have to remember this 13 yr old girl is scared shitless and this operator is trying to get helpful info and keep this girl calm because anything could happen home invasions are a serious matter especially involving young kids I think it was all handled the best they both could at the time. So good job..

[@djhebert70512]

It was handled perfectly for the little girl & all, but she should have been asked about the parents. I know if something is happening at my house w/13 yr old, I would surely want to know!!!

[@jimhill2087]

djhebert70512 they are busy talking to the police, their partner, and the victim. Calling Mom and Dad comes after they’re safe. What would the parents do that the police aren’t already doing, except add panic and chaos...

[@mandamorris7934]

I agree Kaleigh

[@jessizthebess4590]

Most kids would panic and make noise .....

[@jessizthebess4590]

@@djhebert70512 agreed text book .....

[@stevethul1]

It is so very true When Seconds Count the Cops are Minutes Away.

[@Racingirl911]

stevethul1 Yeah, and during hose minutes you’re waiting, a loud dispatcher can give your hiding places away in a heartbeat. I KNOW they have to get as much info as possible for the cops who are responding, but if their loud mouth is putting someone’s life in danger, they need to STFU!!

[@floridagirl9064]

@@Racingirl911 now we have headphones that are wireless so that doesnt matter that much luckily. I had to shoot my dads gun when i was 17 i had no idea how to use it then but he had it loaded & ready to go. I have that gun now & it hasnt been shot since that day.

[@EOFANATIC]

Actually, the talking helped her stay calm and keep her safe. The fact that she was able to stay so calm is incredible. When people broke into my house, I wasn't even there and was still hysterical!

[@chesalasanderson7989]

Also they need to get as much info (like description how many people, what they are wearing etc.) Just in case the little girl doesn't survive. They have a way to start an investigation to catch them!

[@fiona661]

@@chesalasanderson7989 she wouldn't survive because the damn dispatcher was asking how old her dog is. Yes they need information, they don't need it when the robbers are in the same room with her hiding under the bed terrified. They're not deaf, I can hear people on the phone easily. Whispering back can also be heard.

[@megi13jo]

i have no idea how I would act in this kind of situation and I don't want to know. This girl is brave and all the people who can handle this kind of situation...

[@Casey28027]

This is why you teach your kids to properly use firearms.

[@JonnyRicter]

That's sweet that her cat was under the bed with her.

[@ksr622002]

The dispatcher says lay the phone down and I'll listen and then she keeps talking.

[@CHIGGER83357]

Doorstops, locks, and solid doors in every room in the house. If you can keep someone out for even a few seconds that might be all you need to survive...if you don't have a gun....which you should because more often than not it takes a gun guy with a gun to stop a bad guy with a gun

[@MacobVFX]

ong, more people need guns. Shoot first questions later, especially if you have kids!!!

[@garyl6265]

Glad everything turned out ok for this girl. Just want to comment about the Lab she has for a pet. Labs make great pets but lousy guard dogs. Labs are more apt to show intruders around than protect. They're so good natured that they just don't have it in them to harm people, even thieves.

[@SuperEvilC]

Mine was protective with me and territorial in the house when strangers knocked or came around... so you don't know what you're talking about.

[@jewels3596]

I agree to a point. If trained, labs can be good guard dogs but naturally, they definitely are just very friendly. If a stranger comes near our yard in the dark, our black lab will give a pretty serious 'mean' bark...occasionally a growl. But in daylight, he just gives an annoyed 'who are you and do you have any food' bark. Lol

[@QUEENBEE200384]

My Lab and German Shepherd are very protective and territorial. The German May do more damage but they will both bite. But the German Shepherd thinks my 9 year old is his, he literally follows him everywhere, sleeps with him and will protect him at all cost. Our Lab is more of a I love my whole family dog.

[@vanessamarie5333]

My staffy would attack them straight...the letterbox goes and he rips the letters out the postman hands

[@gigisoglamorousipeeglitter7466]

My lab was protective and barked at strangers. So you definitely can’t generalize them!

[@thedenofcaseywolfe]

Took cops long enough to get there... Home protection in the form of bullets anyone?

[@easilyamused713]

This happened to me when I was almost 13. I was babysitting my 10 y/o sister and 4 and 5 y/o brothers. But I didn't call 911. I heard them upstairs, so I opened our office window and we all climbed out and ran across the street to my neighbours house to call my parents instead. Probably could've handled that better!

[@shannam9814]

easilyamused713 holy shit well done !!! I bet that was so so so scary. 😿

[@msxpert4701]

You were 13 and you possibly saved the lives of yourself and your siblings. You managed to get to a safe place and get help. You did more than your fair share. Never, ever doubt that you ARE a HERO!

[@tracycottrell5146]

Best way to go. You are a superstar

[@mmay6621]

Omg, why is the operator talking the entire time?!?! Shhhhhhhhhh 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@MrRoman-lo6ih]

they are like that. they also talk over you and ask you the same question over and over and but they dont let you talk

[@nancyfahey7518]

It also helps the person's mind to focus

[@Julie-mh2ms]

And that voice!!!

[@ladypamela8269]

Operator did great. And this woman did great! Her response was fast and very accurate. Wonderful recall.

[@jessizthebess4590]

I'm so proud of this little girl

[@carewser]

Holy shit, this 13 year old girl was way more composed than the last call I listened to with a 20 year old woman

[@invictusbp1prop143]

Hey lady, if she's not answering, maybe it's because she has to be quiet cuz the guys close. Stop asking for her to talk.

[@catrionamaireharford4419]

Tell her how brave she has been and keep reassuring her I know you here it all the time but that's everyone's worst nightmare God bless you all

[@isabellasmith4133]

And just maybe she is talking about the dog to get the poor child's mind off from the possible murderers in her house!! seriously...

[@kathrynsavannahjosey8391]

isabella smith she was likely trying to also figure out if the dog knew the suspects when Chloe’s memory was still fresh.

[@twoleggedterror4482]

isabella smith Yeah seriously... lmao that dispatcher could’ve sealed that little girls fate. That wasn’t smart at all then raising her voice when the little girl went quiet, could’ve been heard when the intruder was in the same room with her, sealing her fate. That wasn’t smart on the dispatcher. And yes, I’d know...

[@abrahamlincoln5035]

BS....ONLY GET PPL KILLED ASKING STUPID QUESTION. THE GIRL MIGHT HAVE WELL HAVE A SIGN THAT SAID "COME GET MY ASS".

[@Mr4gmCkrazy]

the cops took for ever and usually do when there is actually a crime going on

[@jakestalec4752]

Mr4gmCkrazy The police wait until they have other officers with them until they move on scene in case something happens especially if it’s a crime in progress and there’s a possibility that the suspects have weapons

[@OneHawaiianHaoleChic]

911 lady keps saying hello... obviously she cant talk... must be heart wrentching

[@Charlotte-wx4jz]

The dispatcher is putting so many words in her mouth..... “white male” “black gloves” and I’m sure there were more.... very infuriating. And getting her to come to the door before the police had swept the house...... dear god! 🤦🏻‍♀️ the girl did great though!

[@invictusbp1prop143]

No? I do, and I'd say she's spot on about the dispatcher having her come to the door. That child doesn't know if there's anyone still in that house and should remain in her hidey hole til officers clear the house and make sure she's safe. You don't want her moving around to start with and surely not if there's only one officer on scene and he's locked out. A strangler hiding in the next room would change the whole scenario and make it far far worse.

[@thenegas2008]

smart kid went under bed called 911

[@doreenchiasson2878]

Number one rule I taught my child growing up was to roll between the bed and the wall and call 911 if someone ever broke into our home. Thank goodness we didn't have to ever have to use it!!

[@vanessamarie5333]

This is some TAKEN (film) shit scary

[@Racingirl911]

When a dispatcher is going to give away my hiding place, I will hang the hell up! 🙄🙄

[@tracycottrell5146]

No. They will call back and give you away

[@rbutticc1]

What a fantastic 911 operator...said no one ever!

[@lynnelder7334]

What a brave little girl !! Greal job 911 dispatcher !!

[@EOFANATIC]

Sometimes they have to find the criminals and make sure to get the area safe. The police were working around the house while chloe was talking.

[@Fee212]

No they were not. Chloe had to let them in after they knocked.

[@bulletproe]

right dont talk while their in the room

[@nomopms1]

This is why I'm getting German Shepherds.

[@Alpha-Maia]

I have one

[@thebeasters]

Pitty life G

[@Fee212]

The kid is calm. Why does this fool keep asking questions. Especially after she told her to set the phone down and stay silent. "Did he wear gloves?" "What's your dog's breed?" "Go look out the window and see if the black van is still there." WHAT??

[@gemmawillock8692]

brave girl where was the parents i sure wudnt leave my 13yr old home alone at night n the poor girl was on the phone a good 20mins

[@flinnerazackanatea]

I would never leave my 13 year old daughter at home alone. But, although my daughters are several years younger than that now they are learning firearms and safety and will know how and when to use a firearm to defend themselves very well by 13.

[@butterflyforeve]

My dad was a cop, a fireman, in the Army during Vietnam and still accident shot himself in the cheek 2 days after Christmas. He lived but it's been hell. Moral of the story never think someone isn't going to have an accident with a fire arm even if they are well trained. The gun went off again when the cops grabbed it too.

[@Mr4gmCkrazy]

idk man idk sounds like they were too busy worry about them self's or doing some thing else it took an awfully long time, she could of been raped and killed..

[@rucing1011]

Just be quite I will just be quiet with you ....in the mean time she kept asking a million questions!!!🤐🤐🤐🤐🤐🤐🤐😡

[@reapersovereign7374]

Holy fuck could the operator be any louder

[@MrBanned21]

stop asking about the dog..

[@daltonnoeker5832]

Am I the only one that watched the whole thing

[@vanessamarie5333]

Nope lol

[@isabellasmith4133]

I would never hide with a pet.. my dog would bark and run away...

[@rebeccaturpe8969]

Such a sweetie,when she said,the Cat is under the Bed with her❣

[@CobrakingTV]

Their job is to keep the victim calm so that they do not scream or get very nervous.

[@rozycantsay3587]

Understood, but in this case it’s not a good idea to make the child speak and possibly be discovered. The questions she was asking could have been asked after the police were there. The 911 operator is an idiot. Does the van have windows? Nope, what kind of car has any windows. Idiot!

[@jakestalec4752]

Rozy Cantsay the dispatcher is trying to get information for the police. If you listen you can hear the dispatcher update the officers already on scene. The dispatchers ask these questions to help you the person calling 911. These questions better help with the officers ability to get catch the suspects

[@steveispeter]

5 min response....not TOO shabby. Thank God , it could have been worse.

[@MsDarby64]

Yeah, the cops were there in 5 minutes and then go chasing after some guys. No one goes to the house to make sure it's clear until 13 minutes in and it's 17 minutes before anyone gets to the kid. She could have been attacked and killed in that extra time.

[@flinnerazackanatea]

Good day for that lady to have an AR15.

[@besttricksever]

Inspirational!

[@zackdoerflinger6390]

yeah lets just talk while im trying to hide from people who could be armed

[@ernestclements7398]

Get a German shepard Dutch teruven or a Belgian malnois!

[@imvandenh]

@knine1833 Your neighbor or the dog?

[@gooberclown]

When seconds count, the police are 15 or more minutes away.

[@Mr4gmCkrazy]

im talking about the cops in my area, im from Illinois but i know there's cops like that all around U.s.a but that sounds like bull shit any ways, they should of been more concern for the young girl inside..

[@Trolljlc]

Cops care so much about making the arrest no one comes to help the girl. Unreal

[@gracecatz4961]

i love this operator !!

[@Racingirl911]

Grace Catz SERIOUSLY??!!! That gabby ole chain smoking 911 operator could have talked a lot quieter, instead of practically yelling everything she said!! 🙄🙄 I would have hung up on her before she gave my position away with her loud mouth!!

[@barste08]

RacinGIRL911 the girl’s phone has a volume control, which she obviously knows how to use, since the perpetrator didn’t hear anything. Secondly, some women’s’ voices deepen with age, so it would be unfair to jump to any conclusions as to whether or not she is a smoker. If she is a smoker, I’m sure it doesn’t influence her ability to be good at her job.

[@mattyoz0]

@@barste08 You're too normal for KZbin.

[@barste08]

@@mattyoz0 you are probably correct 😌

[@MEGIDIOT]

@@mattyoz0 lol

[@tonycruz2302]

This dispatcher is as bright as a fifteen watt bulb that's dead. She has no business being a dispatcher.

[@QUEENBEE200384]

I don’t understand why at least one or two of the officers couldn’t have went into the house to check on the girl while the other officers caught the guys that were running away. It’s very possible one of them could’ve still been in the house hiding while the girl was inside hiding.

[@valleriewestrick2119]

Thank goodness for 911 huh?

[@deborahladydaymoore2905]

when ppl dont acknowledge who is it when a mother lover knock on your door n u say dad get the gun theres stranger at the door they will fugg on then maybe not

[@kdeloris2225]

911 operators is dumb this young girl life is in danger and she want to know how old the dog is 🤷🏽

[@TragicMark]

when the number dials is she dialing 91111111? lol

[@EOFANATIC]

I understand that, but most cops would make sure that the criminals are not near the girl and that it is safe for both chloe and them before going into the house!

[@OneHawaiianHaoleChic]

they were looking for the men.. didnt you hear the lady saying she still under the bed.... the cops were looking for the men who they obviously caught

[@courtney2323]

That dog had no time.

[@marktrue3347]

Ok be quiet then ask a 100 questions

[@Scott-Tim]

Anyone else wonder what happened to the person the girl said was running towards the neighbors home

[@Redflowers9]

ARE THEY IN YOUR ROOM? TELL EM I SAID 'HI'

[@sailor123ize]

This 911 operator needs re-training. And good 911 call to play for gun haters.

[@evanblount8711]

holey fuck does she talk for the last 7 minutes o what!!

[@chancybyford]

What a bad operator. Shes is obviously trying to be quit for a reason, let's just keep asking questions...smh

[@QUEENBEE200384]

Mrs. Queen yeah I would of told the lady stfu there’s someone in my house robbing the place and I’m trying to stay hidden and be quiet so I’m not found.

[@88tylerb22]

hellooooooo don’t hang up

[@vanessalanessiiachannel9267]

All those beeps for 3 numbers lol 😆

[@Yaelesmeex]

i would cry so hard, respect!

[@jkugler1776]

How do you spell your name????

[@MEGIDIOT]

Ikr smh lol

[@biancamijarez9057]

i would do the same and i would be scared as hell

[@Dahcs]

no she was home sick during the day

[@waterminerals6981]

👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎

[@catalina7101]

i'd be crying so hard!! :o

[@judymariebanning9083]

Michigan Ave Chicago 🇺🇸

[@Claroboy911]

so many invasions that could have been prevented with an alarm system.

[@ivanrandallorndorffjr.412]

Alarm Tech911 or a firearm.

[@FippyDarkpaw]

Some people can't afford alarm systems.

[@jakestalec4752]

Tbh I feel an alarm system is false sense of security. You’re better off calling 911

[@QUEENBEE200384]

Alarm system is good but a gun is better, if the alarm system fails the gun won’t.

[@juliet7114]

@@QUEENBEE200384 Yea because guns don't jam or anything smh.

[@hiltonlive32grnrngr]

No offense but the voice of the 911 calltaker sounds kind of creepy.

[@TrueBeautifulSoul179]

Anna Loveberry Babycakes Heavy smoker is what I’m thinking from her voice.

[@barste08]

I’m so anxious listening to this... please get to her before they discover her and kill her or take her hostage.... 😮 omg I know they have protocols and have to handle these situations for the safety of the victim and officers.

[@nancyfahey7518]

Get a real dog.

[@mymainmancave84]

Someone needs a better dog.

[@Mr4gmCkrazy]

w.e mija

[@twinkitwinki2038]

These operators are rejects from walmart