Oh, hi there. This is going to be a special edition of 911 calls podcast with the

upper edder in addition to the normal weekly show that we do. This one hit close to home

for me. This one actually hit my family. So I hope that you'll indulge me while I share

this story with a special loved one of mine and the ripple effects that have impacted

many people in my family and in my community. I hope that you'll enjoy it.

Bugs.

That's the one one way she's working too. But I just followed a guy home. I called

a few minutes ago. He almost hit us head on. He's drunk. He's literally lying in the middle

of the street. He's so abliated. He almost hit me head on. Hi, I'm just calling to let you

know I was passing a shirt road on 71, going northbound. There's somebody in the fast

lane, going southbound in the northbound area. He's come off on exit 12, going southbound in the northbound.

Yeah. There is a black sedan that crossed over the line and is driving

to smoothly, erratically, speeding, passing people and almost hit a head on collision with a car

that it forced off the road. Obviously, speeding, I was going 45. So he's going to kill somebody.

Yeah, that's mad.

All right, welcome to another episode of a 911 calls podcast with the operator.

What you were just hearing was a smitter smattering of 911 calls coming in from people who are

noticing erratic drivers on the road. Many states, many cities, counties, what have you.

They have special numbers. So if you see something going on, going on on the roads,

it's called this number. Sometimes it's 411. It can vary, but you're supposed to call and

report drunk driving or erratic behavior on the road, even aggressive drivers, roads,

road rage situations, anything like that. And this is not uncommon. Today, on the show,

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