In this episode, I have some cases that couldn't be further apart from each other.

I can think back over almost any day I'm working at dispatch, and the calls like this could easily come back to back.

I might get a call about a potential kidnapping, and then the very next call is something to do with having police stand by while a couple exchanged children.

Just so there won't be any problems that might arise out of just one parent handing off their children to another.

Other times, we might have multiple victim shooting, and then the next time the phone rings rings we get a bouncer to var who's trying

to throw out some tourist who thought that eighth cocktail was a good idea even though they can't

stand anymore and don't know where they're staying at so without getting into further details let's just say that these are very far removed from

each other in almost every way possible.

Welcome back to another episode of Music City 911.

Thank you. City 911. A very little bit about these calls that I'm going to be playing, at least the first ones.

I get my calls from a variety of different sources, sometimes straight from the agency themselves.

Others, I'll have them after they've already been publicly released.

And a couple, as you've heard in the past, were kind of poor audio that was recorded while the call was being played inside a courtroom. These I'm about to play. I believe they came from

something similar, but I can't be certain about it.

There's some background noise that I've tried to clean up a little bit,

but it's still audible. It sounds like the recordings were not straight from a computer, but recorded from an outside source

being probably played through a speaker, so you hear some of that background noise.

Even with that, though, the calls themselves,

they're all actually not horrible as to the quality of the voices,

so it won't be too hard to understand what's going on.

With that being said, here's the first call.

911, do any police fire medical?

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