No drugs. I'm not on drugs, you guys. a lie. Did you say you killed two people or something like that? How many other resources do we have to worry about? There's no one inside. Please, let me go home. Please, I have to go to work. I have to go to work, sir. What the [ __ ] are you doing? god, stop. These were the moments when cops show up on a call for the dumbest reasons. This is a story involving a 37-year-old woman named Kristy Lee Turman of Fort Myers, Florida, who called police to the scene of an alleged crime on herself. I'm trying to steal a car that's not legally mine. So, y'all got to come make a report. Already in the first few seconds, it is clear that this is not a normal call. The person is either under severe stress or suffers from a mental disorder. You got any sure yourself you're speaking? I'm going to help you. Yes, sir. Thank you. from FMPD. I have a female on the line. It's okay. It's okay. I don't care. I don't care. Just send the unit. I'm at the Cadillac dealership right now. I need the keys to this car. It goes to somebody named with the last name and I can't find the keys. I need some assistance. What What is your location right now, ma'am? I'm at the Cadillac dealership on Brantley and 41. Send as many units as you want. Make sure they bring the cameras and everything. What's going on now? This is awesome. Oh, you know, it's my birthday and I didn't know it. I didn't know I was really related to Princess uh uh di- or what was that lady's name? Queen Elizabeth. I'm really related to Queen Elizabeth and I'll tell you all how I put it together. Are you having a medical Are you Are you having a medical Do you need Are you kidding me? No. No, don't send an ambulance. No, cuz then that's going to waste their time. No, I'm completely intact. I'm not going out tonight. Can't nobody kill me. I can't even kill me. I can't kill me. Y'all can't kill me. This stream of consciousness shows that Kristy may be in a manic state or experiencing psychotic symptoms. Develop a loose cannon cuz I'm James Bond. Okay. And what's your You don't get it. You supposed to laugh. What was your Okay. Then and what was your What was your reason for the call tonight? Because I'm trying to steal a car that's not legally mine. So, y'all got to come make a report. I'm reporting this and I'm not even the one trying to steal it. I just need the keys. It's not often you meet a man who makes such an open declaration of his intentions and directly to the police. And my phone is cracked. Headquarters 325 to 1. Uh well, You threw it on the ground. That was very inappropriate. Jennifer headquarters 325 to 1. You should not do that. The car is not even registered to her. So, she was legit 21-ing the car. Her narrative becomes increasingly ridiculous, causing the officers a mixture of bewilderment and slight smiles. No drugs. I'm not on drugs, you guys. a lie. Such statements may indicate a desire to prove one's adequacy, further emphasizing the strangeness of the situation. Headquarters 325 I will call you the highlight of your night. I don't think y'all will ever forget this night. Okay, so I'm not that cool, huh? Damn. Oh, I made him smile. Ooh, I made him smile. Oh, yeah. You're a highlight, yeah. This moment shows her unpredictability, but also makes it clear that she's probably not a threat to the officers. Yes, I do. Hey, is that Kristy Turman? Turman Turman, T U R M A N. Here. Woods. Here you go. Kristy Lee Turman's case is a reminder of how important mental health and access to timely help are. While her behavior is comical in places, it also points to larger issues that need attention. On March 19th, 2023, police received a disturbing 911 call in Marshfield, Wisconsin. A woman asked for help, but refused to provide details. A man could be heard screaming in the background. Police Department. Police Department, open the door. What's going on here? I have to go to work. Okay, can you slow it down? No, I have to go to work. Okay. I'm not willing to be late for work. Okay, what's going on here? I have to Nothing. Okay. Nothing. I have to go to work. I don't even know why you guys are here. You don't need police. The woman's behavior is suspicious. Her initial request for help is contradicted by her continued resistance. I have to go to work, y'all. I have to go to work. I have to go to work. I have to go to work. I'm not talking to you. I'm not speaking to you. I have to go to work. Who else is inside? I have to go to work. You guys are going to cause me to lose my job. Please, let me go to work. There's no one inside. Please, let me go home. Please, I have to go to work. I have to go to work, sir. May I assist with aggressive behavior? This moment highlights the tension officers face when entering an unknown environment. Oh my god, stop. I have to go to work. Stop. Get the [ __ ] away from her. Get on the ground. Stop. A woman admits she called the police to scare her boyfriend. She did not expect such a result. I'm going to lose my job. You have a seat here? I'm going to lose my job. Please, don't Please, I'm not going to run. Why would you guys arrest me? I wasn't running. Okay, listen. You called 911. Just listen, all right? All right? I called 911 because he was because he was being a douchebag. I was just trying to frighten him with the [ __ ] cops. Okay, that's inappropriate, first of all, right? that, but I wasn't He wasn't doing anything. I wasn't doing anything. Okay. I need to know what's going on, please, sir. Okay, you're being arrested for one, disorderly conduct. Two, resisting an officer. resisting, sir. I have to go to work at noon. That is resisting an officer. Sir, I have to go to work at noon. And three, for obstructing an officer. The woman's argument about work shows that she underestimates the seriousness of her actions. Officers show patience by explaining the consequences. Bring me to the hospital. For what? Bring me to the hospital. For what? Bring me to the hospital. I feel like Bring me to the hospital. Okay. You really don't want Bring me to the hospital. I want I'm having thoughts of I bring me to the hospital. A woman claims suicidal ideation in an attempt to get a hospital transfer instead of an arrest. But what about my baby? We'll take care of the baby. Oh my god, you're going to take my baby? I'm not going to take your baby. Wait. You guys are going to get my baby? We Did I say that? No, I did not say that at all. Why can't I just get bailed out? Because in in Oh my god. Oh my god. Please, sir. Please, no. Please. The woman is aware of her actions and asked to take care of the child left in the apartment. On July 29th, 2023, an unusual incident occurred in the village of Swamico, Wisconsin. Throughout the day, a man repeatedly called 911 to summon police and exhibited strange behavior. I'm trying to work with you. You are literally two blocks away to go get some water. Well, guess what? I'm going to issue you a citation for misuse of 911. Then start walking to the [ __ ] gas station. I don't know how else to handle this. You are wasting these guys' time. The tow truck offered you a ride. You said no. Jennifer offered you the ability to do it. You said no. How many other resources do we have to worry about? I don't know. I don't know what else to do. Like I feel sick. Then work with these guys. Police arrived at the scene of the crash after reports of a vehicle in a ditch. That's not my decision, but when they try and help you, you're stand-offish. And now you dial 911 because you need water? You're not that [ __ ] stupid. You're the only person I can call. What are they going to do? They're going to call an ambulance show up. And they're going to provide you a triage to give you an option to go somewhere, Josh. Yeah, I get that. So, then why did you call again? I don't know. What am I supposed to do? Work with these guys. Let them take your pulse, all that other stuff. If you have to relieve yourself for the 18th time, go down in the weeds and let it drain. None of us are going to care. Will you at least call Jennifer again, please? She can't. She's going to go to [ __ ] jail if she does. Joshua calls 911 again, stating that his vehicle is smoking and may catch fire. What's withholding you from making adult decisions right now? I'm high. I know. That's clear. That was very apparent from the beginning. Joshua calls the police again, claiming he is not feeling well. The officers arrive and notice signs of nervousness and possibly drug intoxication. Yep, I am. 700 bucks. For misuse of 911. The alternative is is I go back for OWI, I arrest you for DC, and I put you in jail. The gas station's right there. All right. After another call, Joshua receives a ticket for misusing the 911 system. Like I feel like all these So, here's where I'm at is do you not want to take these tests? I mean, I just want water. Can I have one more chance for the gas station? Are you refusing to take the test, Josh? No. Okay. Then watch the tip I'll put the tip of my pen right here with your eyes and your eyes only, okay? All right. Keep your head still. I'm trying. Yep, head still. Just like this? Right foot front. Don't move from that position till I tell you to do so. Arms out to your side. Out to your side. I want to fall over. Okay, then you can stand in a position like this. Like Try to stay in that position. Like arms like this? Okay, put your left foot on the line. On that line? On the line you are. I can't do this. Joshua admits to being under the influence of drugs. You want to turn around and face that squad over there? Put your hands behind your back. I'll place you under arrest right now for operating under Officers administer a field sobriety test, but Joshua can't pass it. He is arrested for driving under the influence as well as disorderly conduct. Is this actually your prescription? So, I didn't get to get arrested? Yep. So, there's no chance I can have another cigarette? Unfortunately, no. No, no, man. All right. Like I said, we are beyond all those chances. Okay. We're going to go to the back seat of my squad over here. Okay. All right. What's your name? Joshua was arrested and later sentenced to 30 days in jail for disorderly conduct. He was also charged with driving under the influence and improper use of 911. In this video, police officers respond to a 911 call about two alleged murders at an apartment building. However, it turns out the cause of the call was an accidental mistake by a young man playing video games. Let's break down the highlights of this situation. Here 594 Frank over Henry. Copy. Show us your hands. Police arrive on the scene with full readiness as there has been a report of a homicide. All right. I've got 19 Tracy Connor as the caller. I have different phone numbers for both. T4, we got contact. Male juvenile coming out talking to us. Copy. Is everyone inside okay? Okay. Bring him out. A 17-year-old comes outside and admits that he accidentally called 911 while playing the video game Rainbow Six Siege. All right. Do us a favor, turn around. Turn around. Turn around. You got me covered? All right. Just put your hands behind your back. I'm not going to cuff you right now. Do you have any weapons on you or anything sharp? Nope. Yeah, he said he was. I I was playing Rainbow Six Siege inside. What did you say when you were on the phone accidentally? I can't remember. Oh, I remember it was a 4-minute phone call. The teen explains that the phrase "I killed two people" referred to gameplay, not real life. Police officers act calmly, clarifying details. Accident, you called 911? Did you say you killed two people or something like that? Okay. How old are you? 17. You're 17. Do you have a driver's license or no? Uh no. Okay. All right. Where's your parents at? Uh work. Okay. No. Just hold on. Hold on a second, okay? care if we just check and make sure everybody's okay, nobody's in the house? I put the dogs away. I have two German Shepherds inside. Um Can you do that real quick? Put them away? Outside of the dogs though? Elijah, what's your last name, bud? Uh Matthew. Elijah Matthew? Yeah. And what's your date of birth? She's at work. Okay. Doc, am I able to go to the car real quick? Yeah. Do you Can you call your mom for me? Officers contact the teen's mother, who confirms that no one is home except her son. She authorizes a search of the home. Mom. Mom. Yeah. They're They're Four of them are here. I was playing the game. I had my headset on and I butt-dialed the police officer on accident and I I just You know I was in the game. You know how You know how I get when I'm in the game. A home inspection is a standard procedure in such cases that minimizes the risk of error. We're just going to go and put the dogs up and check the house real quick, please. Do you go to uh Cooper? I'm going to Go to Boone? I I was in I was in a different school, but now I'm going to uh meeting on Friday to go to Boone. Oh, to go Okay. So, you will be going to Boone soon. Okay. And it's E L I J A H. Last name is Matthew. Uh no, my last name is Matthew. Last name is Sirocki. How do you spell Sirocki? S I E R O C K I. The conversation helps relieve the teen's stress and demonstrates the humanity in police work. Good thoughts, guys. Just try to log in. I'll do that. Waste of time. Yep. No worries. All right. So, he's good? He's good. You didn't Everything I saw was always at the low ready. Yeah. Everybody was at low ready as far as And I don't care who handles it. I'll take care of it. It should be cut and dry. Police officers explain that 911 calls should not be randomized to avoid unnecessary waste of resources. This incident shows how important it is to consider context and understand the consequences of one's actions. Subscribe to our channel to learn more about police work and real-life incidents.