For all you fellow 911 dispatchers and other first responders out there, how often do you have one of those what the...

...moments.

In my mind, I can see you nodding your heads right now.

It happens from time to time with me too.

I'm going to be sort of short and sweet with this intro.

I've got some incidents to play on the show that's likely going to get you to say those words.

Welcome back to Music City 911.

The first incident, no 911 call was released.

On June 20th of this year, police in the suburb of Louisville, Kentucky, named Linden, received a call from workers at the Spring Hill suites on Forest Green Boulevard,

asking them to come and figure out a problem they were having. The problem was a man by the name of Leonard Pitchford. He had checked into a room there, but wasn't leaving when he was supposed to.

They just simply wanted him out of the hotel.

He hadn't paid for any extra nights.

Police arrived at the hotel and started talking with staff.

They're familiar with Leonard from previous run-ins with him.

But he doesn't actually go by Leonard.

He has a name that he goes by that is, well, let's well known by this podcast we got a warm sorry we can get on he doesn't get there far we haven't got there far

he's got that he's got a cord through the latch on the door okay he was on the phone with phone with that specialization. He doesn't have any warrants right now. No, okay. So then that's the case. The only thing we can really do is just a knock and talk. Well, I mean, he's... At this point, the room is ours. Okay. So the question becomes, what are you going to do or or authorized to do to open the door?

Right.

Do we have boat covers?

It's a pop metal though.

It pops off. Oh, it does. Okay. It's got a ball on there, but he's got a... It looks like a cord off of a light or something through that. You can see if when we crack the door open. If I could reach in, but if he's in there, I'm just going to do a little slam the door on my hand in.

Okay, I'm not going to be.

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