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The Horrors You Hear as a 911 Operator | Informer
I have heard people murdered. I have heard people commit suicide. I have heard people walk into a room to find their children …
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What a video
Damn.
it’s so ASS that 911 operators aren’t considered first responders. this is one of the scariest jobs to have and the fact that it’s also underfunded is also an abomination
Shot her husband in the head..I would have to read that case (If I ever find it). Seems suspect someone's in the house kills husband. Accidents happen, but did he just take out life insurance 🤔
9/11 and 911 is too uncanny?
Jake Gyllenhaal making a Vice appearance.
Did he say had to hang up on someone? That's wrong! Not good at all
What did you expect when you took the job? That's like becoming a soldier and complaining you got shot at.
Honestly if I’m being paid well I would do it. I’ve seen more death than most whether it be naturally or intentionally, self inflicted, you name it. The sounds don’t disturb me, although he says 200+ calls what’s the average time spent on the phone and if they get overtime or a differential for those 12/24 shifts I honestly don’t see what’s so bad. Ik it sounds “edgy” but you should honestly desensitize yourself so if something ever does happen you wouldn’t get traumatized and you can control emotional responses and learn how not to end up like them .
Shivers up my spine. This is why I come to Vice. Hearts go out to the victims, especially the front line 911 operators. We must do better.
Ouch…😢
I want to know morr
Here in Italy only nurses take calls and dispatch for ambulances (here the various services are separated), even having a Fair amount of experience in medical emergencies, like, being phisically there, I literally burned out myself After a year of call talking under the pandemic. The quantity and quality of calls Was unrealistic, After Two Years I still shiver at a phone ringing.
Add that to the short staffed police.
Having to hang up on someone because you just can't locate him or otherwise help. Imagine finding out later that person died for lack of timely response. That'd be tough to deal with.
It is stressful & so rewarding. Obsessed with my job. 💛
And I thought they all just hung out, got lit, and listened to Lofi….
👼💨💨💨
Wait, so he's saying this has a negative affect on him? I look up people getting shot and 911 calls for fun and I'm fine, what am I missing
From now on I vow to call 911 once a week or maybe once a month ( I don't wanna waste a call when someone might really need it ) just to thank them for their services
😅😅😅😅Fake
I can completely understand why you choose to hide their voices for dramatic effect. Lame.
awful job
I heard a a guy doing a shite when I was 911 operator, he must’ve clenched and the jobby hit the toilet water and made a ‘BADWOOOOOP’ sound. I still hear it in my head today
Gnarly.
911 dispatchers and crime scene cleanup are insane, but remember the firemen, police men and EMTs are the ones that have to be the ones seeing the aftermath firsthand.
They should have blurred his body.