- Report: #143387
Complaint Review: Emergency 911 - Los Angeles California
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Emergency 911
Los Angeles, California, U.S.A.
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Los Angeles Emergency 911 ripoff danger to residents Los Angeles California
on busy day, when your trying to call on 911 on your celphone and put you on hold. does it happen you, many time it does
people calling for tow truck, or ask unnessesary question to operator. I feel we should have a 2nd number
to use,
one for 911 for emergency call such like fire police
another number for 311, for any other such like requestion tow truck service,
well at this time, were working on problem, and with cooperation like att, verizon, and cingular. with Local law enforment,
and hope well have some solution, in Los Angeles, and possible
California area.
Thank You
Manabu M
Monterey Park, California
U.S.A.
people calling for tow truck, or ask unnessesary question to operator. I feel we should have a 2nd number
to use,
one for 911 for emergency call such like fire police
another number for 311, for any other such like requestion tow truck service,
well at this time, were working on problem, and with cooperation like att, verizon, and cingular. with Local law enforment,
and hope well have some solution, in Los Angeles, and possible
California area.
Thank You
Manabu M
Monterey Park, California
U.S.A.
3 Updates & Rebuttals
Rose
San Antonio,Texas,
U.S.A.
911 Dispatcher
#2Consumer Comment
Thu, February 28, 2008
The problem with 911 is that a lot of people use it for everything from a loose dog to a broken water main. People do not understand that 911 is FOR EMERGENCIES -- LIFE OR DEATH EMERGENCIES. Not trivial reports such as loud music, suspicious cars and that kind of thing. You would be shocked at the calls that we get on 911. Many of these calls are made by otherwise highly educated people. They just use 911 for everything. More education, not just targeted at children is needed. Add to that the chronic employee shortages at most 911 centers, and you end up having to put people on hold.
Jared
Loudonville,New York,
U.S.A.
wow maybe 411 would be a good start
#3Consumer Suggestion
Fri, January 06, 2006
maybe 411 would be a good start for where to call. dont cell phone companies provide you with a directory that you can call to get a tow truck service?
John
White,Georgia,
U.S.A.
What are you talking about?
#4Consumer Comment
Fri, May 20, 2005
911 is supposed to be for real emergencies. That number is reserved on every phone service for "REAL" emergencies only.......... If you are using it for other reasons you are an inconsiderate moron who is preventing someone who really needs assistance from getting it.
