‘Umm...Can I order me some hot wings?:’ APD says someone called 911 for snack

WSBTV.com News Staff
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When every second counts, Atlanta police say it is important to know when to call 911.

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Recently, an Atlanta dispatcher received a call for hot wings.

“Umm, I’m on the street. I was wondering, can I order me some hot wings,” the caller asked.

“Hey, that’s not what 911 does, " the dispatcher responded.

“OK. Have a good day,” the callers said.

“You too,” the dispatcher said.

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While APD admitted they do love a good wing fest, they want to remind citizens that 911 is for emergencies only.

“So, next time you’re craving some hot wings, remember: dial up your favorite restaurant, not 911. Let’s keep those emergency lines sizzling for the real deals,” the department wrote.

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If you want to report a tip regarding a crime, call Crime Stoppers at 404-577-8477 or submit a tip online.

Here’s a list of crimes you cannot report online and should call 911:

  • A crime that is in progress

  • A crime that is about to happen

  • Domestic violence

  • Fire

  • Injured person

  • Life and death situations

  • Medical emergencies

  • Missing person

  • Someone breaking into or entering your home or business

  • Stolen vehicle

  • Suspect who is still on the scene

  • Traffic accidents

Click here to learn what crimes can be reported online for the Atlanta Police Department.

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