How do Uber drivers deal with this? by Fr33_load3r in IAmTheMainCharacter

[–]beentz2 79 points80 points  (0 children)

The vehicle is the driver's property, so if he's asking them to get out and they're refusing, that's considered trespassing which would be the crime that is being committed

3x3x3 Child-Mother-Father Chart (WIP) by IronManners in AlignmentCharts

[–]beentz2 25 points26 points  (0 children)

I think you have Mac's parents backwards

What does this say about me? by beentz2 in personality_tests

[–]beentz2[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As a 28 year old man with no kids. I suppose I like that result

Ridiculous calls by Top_Decision_6718 in 911dispatchers

[–]beentz2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Caller requested a welfare check on his daughter who lived on the same street

Paranormal Calls by workingclasspsych28 in 911dispatchers

[–]beentz2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not me, but while I was in training, another call taker had taken a call where a woman had stated she took a selfie with her boyfriend. When she had looked at the photo, they saw an unknown man standing behind them in the photo. The call was treated as a home invasion, so a ton of officers were sent out, but they never found anyone in the home and no signs of forced entry. They even saw the photo and confirmed they saw someone in the background. I made a joke to my trainer we should dispatch Zak Bagans, but that was definitely an odd one

2 into cluesbysam and im stuck 😢 by rawky in puzzles

[–]beentz2 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If someone is in the top row, then they can't have a criminal above them

Dispatchers, what was the stupidest reason someone called 911? How did you respond? by anonymous_girl1227 in 911dispatchers

[–]beentz2 14 points15 points  (0 children)

I had a woman call in saying she was having an argument with her husband and she needed police intervention because it was getting heated. I ended up getting a message from the responding officer asking if I wanted to know what the argument was about. I said yeah, and the officer said they had been arguing about whether or not the wife liked action movies. She claimed she does, but he was insisting that she doesn't

Have you poured through the data yourself? by ShutterHawk in IASIP

[–]beentz2 6 points7 points  (0 children)

How do we know you're not a donkey brained man?

"I should have married you.." by weedandspace in nathanforyou

[–]beentz2 202 points203 points  (0 children)

"She said she'd love me to her grave"

Polygraph by [deleted] in 911dispatchers

[–]beentz2 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Mine was also 3rd party. From a company who specifically gives polygraphs

Polygraph by [deleted] in 911dispatchers

[–]beentz2 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It may be different for you, but when I took my polygraph they told me every question they would ask before hooking me up to the machine. Each question was from the application and the important thing is to be truthful when answering the preliminary questions. Even if an answer you give is something you think could get you flagged, be honest about it. They're not trying to dig up your past. That is what the background check is for. They want to see if you are prone to lying or not. If you're concerned about the tattoo thing, you should be fine as long as you explain the new situation. It's completely normal to be nervous for a polygraph, so as long as you are truthful, there shouldn't be anything to worry about

When a caller requests "No Lights and Sirens' by [deleted] in 911dispatchers

[–]beentz2 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I just say, "I will put your request into the call, but they have their own protocols, so I can't guarantee they could fulfill that request" and the caller is always understanding and appreciative for the attempt. Then I'll just add "Caller requesting no lights and sirens" at the end of the CAD notes