Sometimes when we get a 911 call, the outcome just doesn't work out well.

I'm happy to say that most of the time, when we get a call, whether it's medical, fire, or police,

we can get out and help the caller or whoever it is that's needing the help.

It's not always the prettiest or desirable of outcomes, but like I said, most of the time,

we, the dispatchers, and various field personnel, we can help out.

In this episode of Music City 911, we're hitting some calls

that are not the most desirable

of outcomes.

I don't say it enough in each episode,

but it's always implied.

Listener discretion is advised.

If you're new to the show,

be sure to carry that on

to pretty much every episode.

Thank you. of the show, be sure to carry that on to pretty much every episode. I'm going to start off the episode with a call from right here in Nashville.

This happened in the wee hours of the morning even before I showed up to work,

so I didn't have a piece to do with this incident at all.

Starts out harmless enough though.

I'm not. 9-1-1-1 with the address of your emergency. Oh, Hickrude Boulevard, about a quarter mile from Dickinson Pike, suspicious vehicle blocking the road.

All the doors open, no people around on it.

Don't stop right beside it.

They might be the bitch of guns or something.

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