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The This one today, this is definitely some full-on craziness in so many ways.

It highlights the danger that police are faced with, but also the type of, well, really abuse that even dispatchers have to deal with sometimes.

I'm not saying we take calls like this on a daily basis,

but it's pretty frequent that we will get calls similar to this.

They can happen at any time of day, any day of the week.

Someone calling in with obvious mental health issues that's under the influence of drugs and or alcohol or a combination of all of them

the calls can be all over the place sometimes it might be that someone is controlling their TV and telephone.

Others it might be that they're violent and out to hurt or kill someone.

Sometimes they're as calm as I am right now.

And others, they're over-the-top hostile and use some of the worst language you'll ever hear.

Today's episode is square in the middle of that last bit.

This episode has some of the worst language I've heard on calls that's been put out to the public.

You'll see here pretty quickly.

Welcome back to Music City 9-1-1.

Welcome to Music City 911. Before I get into this, I wanted to talk a bit about these calls.

One incident I released previously on a Patreon mini episode.

This is the type of stuff you can expect to get there, so if you're not already a member, hop on over.

Like I was saying just a few seconds ago, the language in this one is very bad.

I would hope you don't listen to this show at all around kids,

but this one especially, don't listen to around anyone with sensitive ears or the like.

This incident comes out of Mesa, Arizona back in December of 2019.

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