The woman told the dispatcher, “I have only got four pieces of chicken and I want my chicken.”
A woman from Cleveland, United States recently called the police because she claimed that she had received fewer chicken pieces than she had paid for. The woman called 911 and said over the phone that she needed help “getting all her chicken” from fast food restaurant KFC. He told the emergency operator that the restaurant had only given him four pieces of chicken while he had paid for eight.
according to this Fox8, The woman told the dispatcher, “I have only got four pieces of chicken and I want my chicken.” The dispatcher responded by telling her, “There’s not much the police can do about it,” and attempted to convince the woman that it was just a civil matter and not a criminal one. The operator further tried to convince him that he would have to talk to the restaurant’s management and not the police. Though an officer was still sent to the place, he was unable to assist the woman on her complaint.
The incident took place within downtown Cleveland and the local police chief made a statement trying to remind people to call 911 only if the case was an emergency. “While we are here to serve the public, a wrong drive-thru order is not a police case,” he said.
The number 911 emergency services in the United States is known to frequently receive calls about matters that are not serious with authorities regularly reminding citizens to use it only in case of emergency. Provides.
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