The day-to-day work life of a police officer can be widely varied.

For the most part, an officer can go through their day and things be very slow and routine.

A lot of downtime between calls and even while they're on calls, that could have a lot of paperwork involved.

Taking a report on a traffic collision, doing the same for someone who had their car or house

broken into, maybe looking for a missing person, pulling someone over and writing them a ticket

for speeding, or even something as mundane as writing out a ticket for speeding or even something as mundane

as writing out a report for someone who's experienced online harassment.

This happens with all officers.

That's the majority of their jobs.

But sometimes, there will be instances

where one of those routine type calls turns way

different into something else something that starts out as a very normal and

possibly boring incident can take a 180 and turn into something way different this episode I'll have a couple 911 calls mixed in with a lot of audio

from police interactions with people that, on most days, would be nothing at all.

But at the blink of an eye, turns into something different.

Welcome back to Music City, 9-1-1.

Do you have a one-operated at 7.30?

Wait, hold on.

I have a mom who's taking a child that I have custody of,

and I need help because she's getting ready to get into a car and drive off.

I'm in San Pedro.

I'm in San Pedro right now.

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