Francisco police tell us theres a butt d hello, hello . 911, whos there . Too often, the answer is no one. Tonight, San Francisco police tell us there is a butt dialing epidemic. We were shocked to learn theyre getting a thousand of these calls a day. The waste of time and resources is no joke. 911, hello . Reporter that is the sound of a pants cost epidemic. 911 operators take 3600 calls a day. Four years ago, the number was 2600. The city partnered with google to determine the discrepancy. We get a lot more open line dials, which people like to refer to always butt dials. Reporter in San Francisco, the average is 1,000 butt dials a day. While the phrase is funny, the real world implication for dispatchers are no joke. We treat every call coming into 911 seriously, and if we cant get ahold of the person on the original call, well call back. Reporter that call back and questioning takes two minutes. 911, San Francisco. Hello . Reporter if spatchers hear anything that sounds like distre
Theres a butt d hello, hello . 911, whos there . Too often, the answer is no one. Tonight, San Francisco police tell us there is a butt dialing epidemic. We were shocked to learn theyre getting a thousand of these calls a day. The waste of time and resources is no joke. 911, hello . Reporter that is the sound of a pants cost epidemic. 911 operators take 3600 calls a day. Four years ago, the number was 2600. The city partnered with google to determine the discrepancy. We get a lot more open line dials, which people like to refer to always butt dials. Reporter in San Francisco, the average is 1,000 butt dials a day. While the phrase is funny, the real world implication for dispatchers are no joke. We treat every call coming into 911 seriously, and if we cant get ahold of the person on the original call, well call back. Reporter that call back and questioning takes two minutes. 911, San Francisco. Hello . Reporter if dispatchers hear anything that sounds like distress on the line, the urg
Unknowns in this case. We know that an autopsy is still pending. And investigators will be here in just a few hours to comb the area for any evidence left behind. Live in fairfax, cate caugiran, kpix 5. The Sonoma County Sheriffs Office faces a lawsuit accusing deputies of beating up inmates at the main jail in santa rosa. This is one of the violent incidents involving an inmate detailed in the federal complaints that states they grabbed montez and threw him to the ground handcuffed him and slammed his head into the floor striking several rapid and violent blows. As many as 20 prisoners were attacked back in may according to the lawsuit. The Sonoma County Sheriffs Office responded, quote, theres absolutely no basis to the allegations of torture, sadistic action or patterns of egregious constitution violations or human suffering. Happening today a step forward towards working women or for working women. This morning, governor jerry brown will sign californias fair pay act into law. He w
My heart was whoa. Police commissioner ramsay says it starre starred when a 17yearold reportedly pulled a gun on a student outside the bonnell building after an argument and ran into another building which trigger the school wide lock down. We hear school, obviously, were coming hard. Reporter suspect was found in a classroom at the college of business and industry at 18th and callowhill where he was taken into custody. He had been in contact with an individual who was a witness here. So we were able to kind of trace that down. Reporter freshman Keith Nichols says he knows the suspect who he says is a student at ccp. I didnt see him as a bad person. He came to school every day. He did his work. He came in on time. He actually helped me with a couple assignments. Thats why i feel i really feel shocked at the situation i knew him on personal level. Reporter back here live, still a lot of questions tonig tonight. Police sources tell us the 17yearold does not have a criminal record. At thi
The decision clears the way for detroit to shed 18 billion in debt, but not without hurting residents, creditors and pensioners. She is in detroit, bc, whats been the reaction to this decision, a lot of people obviously impacted by this . Yes, i can tell you that reaction for the most part has been micked. On one hand, you have these retireees who they know for the most part they were dreading this day, and they heard what they didnt want to hear. They were hearing that their pension could be reduced and on the other hand, i am hear alsoing from people who say okay, we realize we recognize and now it is confirmed that the city has a huge financial problem on its hands so maybe we can use this bankruptcy as an opportunity to start over. Thats the big fear. Our mentions may go on the chopping block, our Water Department may be sold off, and this is the fear. For me personally, and for most of the people in detroit. And there are 23,000 retirees thats a lot of people but theres oh service