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Bad girl, Lucy !! Lol.

She is just nuts because she also was arrested because she kept calling because she couldnt find her car.

sucks. i never knew how much those suits made a difference, just goes to show they do. mind you, michael phelps showing more skin is always a good thing in my books!

She really sounds like she has a mental problem. I've only had to call the police ONCE and the dispatcher gave me our local police department number. She's called repeatedly and been told numerous times what to do. She should know by now what to do.

Couldn't they have just tazed the guy until he agreed to marry her? Then case solved.

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Originally Posted by Chaeli Couldn't they have just tazed the guy until he agreed to marry her? Then case solved. You are bad! People are odd and constantly surprised me. Hopefully they will figure out what's up with her. Sounds like she may have bigger problems.

Honestly, though...if someone didn't know, the first time they call 911 for a non-emergency wouldn't have to be that big of a deal. But to keep calling over and over again after it's been explained to her that the number is for emergencies only, there's gotta be something deeper involved...perhaps emotional problems or some sort of mental disability.

See, that's cuz ppl only know about 911 when they want to get to the police, and not that it's for emergencies only, because they kinda advertised it that way. Nobody really pays attention to the local numbers. And there aren't any pitches by the local law enforcement groups alerting ppl of the fact and what numbers they should call... So I don't really blame the lay-man for not knowing.

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