The definition of chaos is complete disorder and confusion.

As you can imagine, chaos is something that can be frequent and even sometimes routine in a 911 dispatch center. It's something that's

expected to happen at least at some point during the day. And chaos can happen at any time,

morning, noon, or in the wee hours of the night. Generally, when I get into work, it's still dark outside.

Most other people haven't even woke up yet.

The first bit of work, they can be quiet.

Not many people calling for help.

But when the phone rings, it could very easily be someone who's calling him for something that's pretty crazy and chaotic.

Then the day goes on, and it just continues.

For the caller, it's possibly the worst thing they've ever witnessed and could be an incident that sits with him for the rest of their life.

For a dispatcher, that same incident can just simply be a part of the 7 o'clock hour on a Tuesday.

More of those calls will come in later in the day.

In this episode, I'll be talking about some calls where the chaos was called in the calls

themselves.

These calls can be pretty shocking to listen to.

You may want to prepare yourselves for this one.

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

Phoenix 9-1.

Hello, 911?

Please help me.

Somebody's trying to get my house.

What are they doing? They tied my phone door and my shut door. Now they're trying to break in my gut gate.

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