DEL CITY, Okla. (WKRC) – A man allegedly called 911 and forced the dispatcher to choose where he would next stab his father, telling her, “Say left or right, and this will be on you.”
According to a report from local outlet KWTV, a 911 dispatcher received a call at around 6 p.m. on May 26 from 41-year-old Erick Lee Nimsey with a bizarre and terrifying proposition.
CMA Fest 2025 is almost here—and Nashville 911 is ready. The Department of Emergency Communications (DEC) will be on the ground supporting public safety, keeping the city informed, and making sure help gets where it’s needed.
The Lee County Public Safety Center, formerly Lee Emergency Operations Center, has been improved and expanded and reopened this week after a year-and-a-half of work.
The enlarged Public Safety Center now features a second building attached to the existing Emergency Operations Center building.
LYONS, N.Y. – Wayne County EMS Coordinator Paul Fera says a dispatcher went into cardiac arrest while working in the Wayne County 911 Center on May 26.
Fera says coworkers noticed right away and got her to the floor to start CPR. He says the supervisor grabbed the AED and other coworkers delivered a shock from it.
Lee County dispatchers Kelly Boos and Jessica Knipple helped guide the father as the baby was in distress with the umbilical cord wrapped around its neck
“It’s a miracle of life right before our eyes,” Lee County 911 Director Shelley Dallas said at Thursday’s award ceremony.
Leon County’s 911 system is getting an upgrade. It’s called Next Generation 911.
ABC 27’s Brieanna Smith talked to Emergency Management Director Kevin Peters who says it’s designed to adapt to current and future technologies.
