- Hi, can I order a pizza please ? - You called 911, I'm Zoe, your dispatcher. Please state your emergency - Can I have a pizza delivery for 3rd Saints Street please ? - I'm sorry, I don't understand. Please state your emergency - Well I'm fucked
An advanced enough ai could figure this out *better* than a human, and we are not that far from making something that advanced. Edit: I've caused confusion with the phrase "not that far", I mean on the scale of all human history, so not in 5 years, but very roughly in a century or so. It is sensible to be unimpressed with *current* AI, it is unsensible to claim there is something magical about our flesh computers that will literally *never* be beaten by silicon computers.
@@terdragontra8900 You're actually right. Our technology today could use something like voice tone analyzer or a similar technology. But I don't think an AI is capable (yet) of understanding context, and improvise questions depending of the caller's need to make the situation less dangerous, for exemple, this video.
lipsohlips97 indeed. Domestic violence is very difficult to deal with and victims tend to blame themselves or are being threatened and therefore do not seek help. I was shocked when I saw the numbers of how common this crime is...
You know what is frustrating to think about? People prank call 911 and probably say stupid stuff like “uhhhh can I get a pizza” and because they wanted a quick laugh, the next time the dispatcher hears something non police related they might incorrectly write it off as a prank call. It may not happen often but even once is too many
@@oxicon I think prank calling is pretty funny most of the time-but not to 911. U really can be charged if u trick police into thinking ur in danger or waste a disbacher’s time when real ppl need real help
At least it’s more apparent in a situation like this that something else is going on as opposed to a prank call. One sounds devoid of emotion with a hint of worry in the tone. The other is likely to sound like laughs are being held back.
@Rafael Suprayogi right? it horrifies you the first time you see it. then you think, "which of my friends can I send this to to fuck with them?" and for as fucked up as it is, it has not been taken down off of youtube in over four years.
@@artificialgoodness that's what i was thinking...and also, Hitchcock and Scully could already be in the guy's house eating pizza. "Hi Jakey, want some pizza?" 😂😂
When I lived at my Dad’s, the alarm company not only had a safe word but also made sure we could speak freely. They took more care in a call triggered by a falling case making the glass break go off than the specific phone line requiring police and/or emergency aid.
@ the worst part is, in my country domestic abuse needs "EVIDENCE". Which means if I call the police and they come but my dad stops, they can't arrest him. They can only do that if he goes crazy at them. Even if I show them an audio of him threatening people it's not breaking the law.
@ I'm assuming this is a troll post, but I'll bite. As a man, I would be ashamed of myself if I ever thought that slapping my SO was acceptable. Any man who would resort to violence against their partner, isn't a man. He is just a hairless ape incapable of rational, human thought. Sometimes men need to duke it out, sure. But if you "have" to use violence against a women, at best, you are a coward. In reality, you are a pathetic excuse for what a man is supposed to be.
This hits me somewhere in the feels. The Dispatcher leads with more Empathy than I've ever witnessed outside of a Therapist office. Listening to the Dispatcher calmly explain "This isn't where you order pizza..." instead of hanging up, getting mad, or accusative. His ability to even be open in a circumstance where he could be pranked. The training to Listen and keep the caller on the line is what allowed him to make the realization that this was serious and real.
They are taught to listen and the Dispatcher says no other Dispatcher would have caught on. WOW wonder how his co-workers think of his statement: Mmm They aren't should never hang up on anyone, they are taught to ask questions. Plus the he was going to hang up, the lady had to stop him by saying No, No
Americans not knowing where to order pizza is also something that could happen naturally Bro expected this to be a real pizza call while also acknowledging that 9 1 and 1 is really easy to type on your phone if you're hysterical
Unfortunately his training is very very outdated. It’s common knowledge by law enforcement and DV agencies who train hotlines and 911 that the ‘ Pizza ‘ call is used for DV. I can only hope this is a very old video. - former DV survivor & now certified DV Advocate and Counselor
@@tjeanette4870 The ENTIRE country is outdated with 911 training!! I don't know why you're singling out this one particular Department. th-cam.com/video/llP2Ujg7WJw/w-d-xo.html
@@AW-xl6hu Disguising her call so that the attacker wouldn't suspect it was the police she was talking to. She ensured he didn't intervene or get away before they got there.
@@UrbanBeauty166 I got that. I thought there was some deeper meaning w the pizza. I was thinking like scraped skin was cheese, the swelling was the bread, and the blood was the tomato sauce or something like that. I tend to read too far into things.
@Vector Smart Looking back, I think it isn't that hard to realize she confirmed she wanted to call 911 and kept talking about her address and where she was, while confirming his questions. That's smart especially when in distress.
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The feeling is like when you have to go to the bathroom and you are finally able to go. I’ve felt this way before, many times, when people understood the situation I was in at the time and having someone understand is amazing.
This is the best idea ever. I used this idea when I was in a dangerous situation by an ex last January. He was drugged up, being abusive, and threatening to shoot his roommate, so I knew I had to come up with a clever excuse to gtfo of there. I emailed my landlord and asked her to call me and tell me my apartment was flooded (while I had her on speakerphone). She did so, saved me from that sh*thole and I’ve never gone back.
I totally understand that people in this situation should be aware of this genius idea but spreading it all over the media could potentially put them at more risk if their abuser knows what's going on. This operator deserves a medal.
If it's carried out right they won't be the wiser. It's important to educate people on how to protect themselves and to train 911 operators on how to listen.
Yeah. Years ago my friend called for an ambulance because his father fall in the bathroom, went unconcious and was bleeding from head and a operator said that he is not going to send an ambulance because he is a teenager and it's propably a joke. 😑
@@oliviabytner1614 wtf! Joke or not just in case you send one and if it is a joke then they're charged with felony and if notna joke then a life was saved...risk of going outweighs not going...
Imagine if instead of saying, "This is the wrong number," the dispatcher just hung up thinking it was a prank call and the lady didn't even get a chance to say "no no no you're not understanding."
I don't understand the code everybody here is talking about. What does a large pizza have to do with domestic abuse. A piece of pizza might refer to a slice or a cut. I'm guessing pepperoni referred to punching. Other than that... Large pizza? Aside from blood, I can't think of anything else that would suggest. Does cheese refer to scabs? To skin? Does the crust refer to swelling because it is puffy? I don't get it. As for the pepperoni... All I can think of is assault or that it's supposed to suggest that it's been going on for a while since, I believe, pepperoni is aged. I'm not fully understanding the code. The only parts I understand are blood & swelling (maybe pizza) and assault (I think pepperoni). Does pizza mean bruise? I don't get it.
I love how she just forged on with her words. To me, the clues were the "um yeah (then continue with address)" at the beginning and "nonono, you're not understanding". The dispatch asked again if she called 911 for pizza, and she said yes with a specific address. In my place, people generally said their specific order _first_ and recipient's name and address last. Her saying it was like "here, in case shit hits the fan and I can't continue, so you can find me". Her "nonono" was her telling the dispatch that it's not what it looks like, i.e. it wasn't an actual pizza call. The following replies started with yes or no questions and she answered with just those. The added words after are likely to throw off suspicions, and make it sound like a legit pizza call. I still don't know how she conveyed it was domestic violence... Or the cops found out when they were at the scene. They didn't include the full call, she could have relayed those then. Or it could be because pizza is a bread-y is make and requires you to beat/knead the dough and spread it or something that indicated domestic violence too.. Or it was used because it was the one food item that would take a bit of conversation to order?
@Jade Crystal he's saying we're all mature enough to respect the dispatcher and make jokes unless there are some people making fun of the dispatcher or the situation and being rude about it who are idiots. It wasn't rocket science
This is scary because growing up it was drilled into every woman's head I know and mine included that if you're in a dv situation and cannot safely call 911 you need to call and pretend like you're ordering a pizza. Like I even took a self-defense class where this was brought up. So the fact that it's so unknown to the actual people on the receiving end of this is a little bit horrifying. I wonder how many people's lives were negatively impacted or ended because of this miscommunication between groups. 😢
@@surlespasdondine I remember having heard it somewhere before too. That being said, as a generality, it sounds like lousy unrealistic advice meant to appease people to me. If you're in that kind of situation, you probably couldn't order a pizza either. Even touching the phone at all will probably just get the phone thrown across the room. It's not like you can plausibly say 'can you stop beating on me for 5 damn minutes so I can call dominoes?. That's just not gonna fly. Besides, the more people know about it, the less useful it is as a code. You're not going to fool anyone talking to the police in pig latin either.
@@h445 Maybe you weren't, but my mother and grandmother sure taught me from a young age. Never implied I leaned it outside of the home. Edit: My apologies. I thought you were replying to me specifically. However, that doesn't mean girls aren't taught this
I love this story and the fact the dispatcher was keen enough to pick up on what she was actually saying. Give that man a citation, a week off with pay, something. She was smart when she called and he was a great listener, something we could all work on.
Dispatchers are trained to LISTEN and trust their gut feeling. They are also trained to ask yes/no questions in case someone is in the room with the 911 caller. Calls like this are also played during training. All 911 calls are treated as REAL emergencies until proven otherwise. If a dispatcher is good at his/her job, he/she will be able to tell if a call is an emergency. He/she will make extra sure that there is no emergency.
I much prefer how we do things in the UK. Our 999 emergency services operators are much better trained, the control rooms are better equipped and professional. They are very polite and efficient, we wouldn’t be without them. You dial 999, BT handle your call and dispatch you to the emergency service required. Then you speak to that service’s control centre for your area. You should all listen to the heroic 999 calls made over here, on TH-cam. Some shining examples of bravery and fantastic communication; such as the children who have called and the deaf man who tapped to respond to the operator.
Credit where credit is due. Both the dispatcher and the woman were as cool as they come. For her to be that calm on the call and not get too rattled at first when it sounded like the dispatcher might hang up is really amazing. I work in emergency services and I can tell you most people are not that calm and resourceful. This is an amazing exchange for both of them. Wow!
"She conveyed that she needed help, not with her words, but her tone of voice" Pretty sure it was the "no no no you're not understanding" that tipped the guy off.
Very good on both of them. First the woman for disguising her call to avoid getting caught, and secondly the dispatcher for putting his sharp instincts into action and getting help for the woman. 👏👏
Ungoogleable o_O If it’s an actual police call and you hang up, the dispatcher would probably go to prison because they could have killed someone’s life
@@fazytube7154 She was faking to order a pizza cause she was scared that the man who was with her, would become suspicious of her actions and escape before the police arrived (or even worse: beat her or kill her and then leave). Therefore, she had to keep on with the acting, while at the same time providing the dispatcher with info. Yes and no are the answers. The rest is just acting: Large pizza with pepperoni.
Stout Lager I worked as a 911 dispatcher 20 years ago and it was part of the training then. There was a recording we listened to where a woman called in and said she was going to be late for work. The dispatcher caught on but by the time officers had arrived, her estranged husband had killed her, her parents, and 2 children. He then shot one officer and put the gun to his own head.
Creative Common Yes it happened about 30 years ago (the actual crime). And strangely enough when I told my wife about it she had known the family for several years when she was younger. She said she stopped going to their house because the father was giving her a very weird vibe. And to be clear on the training, I had to study calls and what to do for 6 months before even being allowed to talk to anyone, and another six months of personally supervised call taking before being put in my own. The amount of people that call with stupid questions can burn you out fast though, when you can see 30+ people waiting to get through on 911 and people are asking things like what is the number to the trash department? After you just got done telling an 11 year old that the police are coming and trying to keep her calm as she hides in the closet while her mom is being raped 5 feet away. I believe 8 of my old coworkers killed themselves. I got out when I started realizing what that job was doing to me.
THX 1138 I’m so sorry that you guys have to deal with this on the daily. Dispatchers truly don’t get enough credit, thank you for the lives you’ve saved. Hope you’re doing well now!
Hear the panic in her voice when the guy says "Wrong number to call for pizza." She said "No no no no no" like 10 times. I'm glad the guy figured it out, and I'm glad the abuser didn't.
Part of me was a bit like “with all those ‘nos’, surely the attacker would have clocked what was happening?” At least the dispatcher got it, and faster than the abuser did.
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I’m glad he was smart enough to tell. There was an nba player that had recently gotten killed by his ex wife. The dispatcher literally said “I heard gunshots y’all” and hung up after the victim called her.
@@TenshinhanIsKing exactly. I'll play that role this time. But seriously, a little bit of street smarts goes a long way. Her brilliant pizza scheme was almost instantly derailed and who knows what would have happened to her. You would think a 911 operator would be trained in that scenario. But hey, he caught on and luckily, or by the grace of God, it wasn't too late. I enjoyed your comment tho lol.
This is why a dispatcher should never be replaced by a robot
- Hi, can I order a pizza please ?
- You called 911, I'm Zoe, your dispatcher. Please state your emergency
- Can I have a pizza delivery for 3rd Saints Street please ?
- I'm sorry, I don't understand. Please state your emergency
- Well I'm fucked
An advanced enough ai could figure this out *better* than a human, and we are not that far from making something that advanced.
Edit: I've caused confusion with the phrase "not that far", I mean on the scale of all human history, so not in 5 years, but very roughly in a century or so. It is sensible to be unimpressed with *current* AI, it is unsensible to claim there is something magical about our flesh computers that will literally *never* be beaten by silicon computers.
@@terdragontra8900 prove it, send link or gtfo
@@terdragontra8900 You're actually right. Our technology today could use something like voice tone analyzer or a similar technology.
But I don't think an AI is capable (yet) of understanding context, and improvise questions depending of the caller's need to make the situation less dangerous, for exemple, this video.
The robot/AI thing has been oversold. There's so much a computer program can't pick up.
That feeling when the dispatcher says “I get you now” must’ve felt so safe
That's the same feeling your parents got when you told them you weren't gay
@@charon_lix what is your problem with gay people?
@@charon_lix is that a problem?
I know! It made me cry.
@@Mark-oz7vp That their gay
“Yea lemme get some wings with that”
Sends the air force
HAHAHAHAHA!
😂💀💀💀😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I smiled!
Air strikes the building
Under
"I'm getting you now."
Can't imagine the reflief this woman must have felt in that moment.
reaction is surreal fast, amazing
me too. i'm glad she's okay now.
It's one of those moments in life you surprise even yourself.@@im7254
Is there anything else that is more reliefing than that?
I’m getting you now, your pizza will be there in 20-30 minutes
”Are there any children in the house?”
“Yes two small pizzas”
This is actually such a sad comment...
lipsohlips97 indeed. Domestic violence is very difficult to deal with and victims tend to blame themselves or are being threatened and therefore do not seek help. I was shocked when I saw the numbers of how common this crime is...
LMAOAOAO
One small pizaa, one morbidly large pizza
I laughed because of 'yes, two small pizzas' as in two small children.
Damn when he said:”I’m getting you now”
That hit different. I got so happy
@L Alien like a large pizza with pepperoni 3 hours later
And the face that he got it so quickly 😮
I know what you mean I was kinda scared that he wouldn’t realise
Same here, I was really proud of him. I swear most people would be like uhhhh what??? Maam this ain't pizza hut!!! *click*
@@MC-wh3xm Lmao
"Is he angry right now ?"
"Yes , with extra salt "
BlackFire Shooter who hurt you?
BlackFire Shooter why u mad?
@BlackFire Shooter its just a joke why you heff to be mad
99th
Ooo, good one
You know what is frustrating to think about? People prank call 911 and probably say stupid stuff like “uhhhh can I get a pizza” and because they wanted a quick laugh, the next time the dispatcher hears something non police related they might incorrectly write it off as a prank call. It may not happen often but even once is too many
Need to start following through with pressing charges for prank calls.
@@stephaniegates9836it’s just jokes
@@oxicon I think prank calling is pretty funny most of the time-but not to 911. U really can be charged if u trick police into thinking ur in danger or waste a disbacher’s time when real ppl need real help
@@oxicon yeah its "just a joke" until it costs someone their life. just dont be an idiot, it isnt hard.
At least it’s more apparent in a situation like this that something else is going on as opposed to a prank call.
One sounds devoid of emotion with a hint of worry in the tone. The other is likely to sound like laughs are being held back.
"Does he have a history of violence?"
"Yes, New York style please."
Not quite as bad as Chicago style though
😂😂
@@MMGJ10 These days? I think Chicago has been manhandling NYC on the violence scale.
Good morning florida
Hey, let's not forget Detroit style, which is seriously the best of them all.
*Police bust down the door*
“Pizza time”
@@sigurdgram a masterpiece indeed
@Rafael Suprayogi right? it horrifies you the first time you see it. then you think, "which of my friends can I send this to to fuck with them?"
and for as fucked up as it is, it has not been taken down off of youtube in over four years.
@@sigurdgram there was an original version that was on yt from at least 2011 that was taken down. Same video except the only audio was a heartbeat lol
@@sigurdgram Bruh
xXxJiminxXx what was the vid
“Does he have a rifle or a handgun?”
“One large cookie loaded with extra chocolate chunks.”
So... the rifle?
@@Hotaruflash There Isn't a "Large" Pistol My G
@@deadinsidexd lmao I don't know anything about guns. My boyfriend's a fanatic tho, go tell that to him.
@@Hotaruflash Fair Enough
@@deadinsidexd .50 AE?
That "I'm getting you now" is such a cathartic and relieving moment to even listen too. I can't imagine how the woman felt.
English lesson: don't use cathartic if you can't imagine
Ecstatic is more of a disconnect
Now get outta here and do ya homework
@millo7295 It's always the stupid people who are overly confident.
@@Guacamoleeeeeeikr 💀💀💀
You just did imagine how that woman felt, I know it’s an expression but still a little funny how you instantly contradicted yourself
"Is your attacker under the influence?"
"And a coke"
Smart
LMFAO
"Yes, with a COKE"
Im fucking crying
Funny comment. Thank you for posting this. You are the cause of many high spirits. I appreciate you.
Hope the dispatcher got rewarded with a free meal, preferably pizza.
They should've thrown a pizza party wrh only pepperoni pizza
Pizza
Shlotti well there are shit heads everyday doing prank calls so it isn’t entirely they’re fault
I think the last thing that guy needs is another meal.
It should be a pepperoni pizza medallion.
“I’m getting you now”
The most relieving words ever
trell right 😢
Literally when he said that a weight was lifted off my chest
Keen eye for details, ...
True
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"Is he under the influence of any drugs?"
"Yes, a large coke"
I see what you did there
“No mushrooms.”
I'm just dead here🤣🤣🤣👌
There's large and small cocaine ?
@@Mabra51 a large line of cocaine for example.
The cops should’ve broken in and said “pizza time”
*aggressive knocking* Ma’am your pizza is here!!!
*here
You'll eat your pizza when you fix this damn DOOR!
Jake Peralta most definitely would've lmao
@@artificialgoodness that's what i was thinking...and also, Hitchcock and Scully could already be in the guy's house eating pizza. "Hi Jakey, want some pizza?" 😂😂
"I'm getting you now"
This must have been the greatest relief in her life.
Then he transfers her to pizza hut
@@3bigbignig-abandoned LOL
Axalty lol
`Abd Albarr Aal Sayyid imagine holy shit lmao
@@3bigbignig-abandoned copying the top comment huh?
911 dispatchers thinking back to all the “prank calls” they hung up on right now
That got dark
YeaH..
Damn, that's kinda sad tho
Aren't they not allowed to hang up tho?
@@swag_watach yep. But, there's a lot of them who did that
Why isn't the question, "Can you speak freely" mandatory for dispatchers to ask?
It should be
When I lived at my Dad’s, the alarm company not only had a safe word but also made sure we could speak freely.
They took more care in a call triggered by a falling case making the glass break go off than the specific phone line requiring police and/or emergency aid.
@Quiet_One ---> Probably because they could be on speaker phone and the criminal would be listening.
@@gusloader123 Yeah perhaps.
@@gusloader123 In that case they would hear "911 what's your emergency?" so...
"I'm getting you now" must have been such a relief to that lady.
@C C That would be completely devastating.. wow
@ Ok buddy, are you doing alright?
@ that is. idk even know man. thats just not true in this case.
@ the worst part is, in my country domestic abuse needs "EVIDENCE". Which means if I call the police and they come but my dad stops, they can't arrest him. They can only do that if he goes crazy at them. Even if I show them an audio of him threatening people it's not breaking the law.
@ I'm assuming this is a troll post, but I'll bite.
As a man, I would be ashamed of myself if I ever thought that slapping my SO was acceptable. Any man who would resort to violence against their partner, isn't a man. He is just a hairless ape incapable of rational, human thought. Sometimes men need to duke it out, sure. But if you "have" to use violence against a women, at best, you are a coward. In reality, you are a pathetic excuse for what a man is supposed to be.
“Turn the sirens and lights off when approaching home” Finally someone said it!!!!! This man 👌🏻
Dude knows his stuff for sure. Damn.
👏 👏 yeah clever man
LOL in all movies they literally turn up higher the sirens
legit intelligence.
Wait why? I be absolutely retarded but why sirens? Like alarm sirens?
Makes you wonder how many other disguised distress calls got dismissed.
Aww :(
Omg- ur right bc they said most other dispatchers would’ve hung up
This makes me sad 😭
@@iwannacry8218 they still go to the house after the call anyways
So sad
This hits me somewhere in the feels. The Dispatcher leads with more Empathy than I've ever witnessed outside of a Therapist office. Listening to the Dispatcher calmly explain "This isn't where you order pizza..." instead of hanging up, getting mad, or accusative. His ability to even be open in a circumstance where he could be pranked. The training to Listen and keep the caller on the line is what allowed him to make the realization that this was serious and real.
He's great especially when I've seen so many AWFUL dispatchers. The Shawn Grate 911 call makes me angry just thinking about it
True, but I think he has catched upon it easily because of the tone of her voice, which sounded like she was nervous or anxious
They are taught to listen and the Dispatcher says no other Dispatcher would have caught on. WOW wonder how his co-workers think of his statement: Mmm They aren't should never hang up on anyone, they are taught to ask questions. Plus the he was going to hang up, the lady had to stop him by saying No, No
Americans not knowing where to order pizza is also something that could happen naturally
Bro expected this to be a real pizza call while also acknowledging that 9 1 and 1 is really easy to type on your phone if you're hysterical
“Does the killer have a partner?”
“Yes, bread sticks, hot wings, and a side order of cookies.”
would love my code name to be "side order of cookies"
The killer has more than a partner. He has a gang! With a beverage on the side. 😂
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@@witheredbonnie9434 Okay KitKat.
Im the 1100 like
This is one of those videos that’ll get recommended to everyone in like 6 years
Fries Oh, hey! I know I’m early, but......
How did u know
Yeah how you know that shit lol😂
Oh, hello. This is a correct statement
Yeah probably.
When she said "no no no no no you're not understanding" the dispatcher heard and felt her tone when she said that.
Unfortunately his training is very very outdated. It’s common knowledge by law enforcement and DV agencies who train hotlines and 911 that the ‘ Pizza ‘ call is used for DV. I can only hope this is a very old video. - former DV survivor & now certified DV Advocate and Counselor
@@tjeanette4870
The ENTIRE country is outdated with 911 training!! I don't know why you're singling out this one particular Department. th-cam.com/video/llP2Ujg7WJw/w-d-xo.html
@Rubee Exactly!!
@Jennifer Costiano Even if it was an accident, it pays to assume otherwise at first.
She needs that pizza asap.
Perfect example why it's so important to listen. You can truly save someone's life just by listening.
They can also be less obvious with the way they are “ordering”
@@westernsavage2313grow up
Husband: What did you order
Woman: *A SLICE OF JUSTICE*
Lol underrated comment
PlayBoii- Jayy lmao
*CSI:Miami theme*
with some *fbi sauce* to go with it
Woman*
“Do you need police?”
“Yes, yes, all of the toppings, please.”
Yes please, extra bacon.
I'd like the uh.. triple cheese mix with wings
*United States Army comes in*
Lmfaooooo
@@MarieAntoinetteandherlittlesis lmfao nice one
All of the comments are about the dispatcher but that woman is smart as hell for thinking up that.
What did she think up? I don't understand the code
@@AW-xl6hu Disguising her call so that the attacker wouldn't suspect it was the police she was talking to. She ensured he didn't intervene or get away before they got there.
@@UrbanBeauty166 I got that. I thought there was some deeper meaning w the pizza. I was thinking like scraped skin was cheese, the swelling was the bread, and the blood was the tomato sauce or something like that. I tend to read too far into things.
@Vector Smart Looking back, I think it isn't that hard to realize she confirmed she wanted to call 911 and kept talking about her address and where she was, while confirming his questions. That's smart especially when in distress.
i've seen several people do this, i was actually very surprised to hear they've never seen that before
That dispatcher picked up on the problem way faster than would most. Much respect.
This guy needs to be promoted to be a trainer for future dispatchers.
YESSS Definitely👍👍👍👍💯💯💯💯💯✔
Simon F YES!!
agreed, there was one dispatcher recently who hung up on a lady requesting medical help and the guy ended up dying within the hour
14 years. Still a dispatcher. Probably office politics in his line of work is holding him back.
@@iRuckiz fuck the dispatcher 😠
“Describe the man?”
“Crazy bread. Extra sauce.”
Small sausage
@@thomaslesquaw7354 **WHEEZE**
@@thomaslesquaw7354 LMAOOO
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@@thomaslesquaw7354 wtf
“I’m getting you now.”
Imagine the relief she must’ve felt when he said that.
goosebumps
Depending on the surroundings of the area, ill be scared
The feeling is like when you have to go to the bathroom and you are finally able to go. I’ve felt this way before, many times, when people understood the situation I was in at the time and having someone understand is amazing.
@@lunanote-cassettemeower i shouldn’t be laughing
@@sof8901 Nope, it's fine. It is kind of funny.
Wow that "no no no" was such a desperate plead "please don't hang up". Glad that dude heard it
Would you hang up if someone said "hey no wait" to ya
"is he holding a gun?"
"yes, double sausages"
double barred shotgun
@@justdontay4163 oh😲 makes more sense😁
@@oisinlynch6181 Nope two erect penises
@@jacintaluppino9758oh my- 😂
@@jacintaluppino9758 Can you give a bit more info, I... A friend of mine is curious.
"Ma'am, this is the Oregon Police"
"Yes...I need the Oregano please"
this is a good one, how do you not have more likes! 😂😂
Brilliant!
Lolol that took a second. 😂
Underrated
I instantly understood what was going on with this comment oregano stands for Oregon and please stands for police
Give that man a promotion. Or at least a headset. Poor fella having to rest his phone between his ear and shoulder every day?
Tunnix_HD I was thinking the same thing.
Tunnix_HD .... Ya he did a good job! 💒⛪⛪⛪🌈
that old man probably prefers it
Wowwww what a hard life..not
Agree 100%
This is the best idea ever. I used this idea when I was in a dangerous situation by an ex last January. He was drugged up, being abusive, and threatening to shoot his roommate, so I knew I had to come up with a clever excuse to gtfo of there. I emailed my landlord and asked her to call me and tell me my apartment was flooded (while I had her on speakerphone). She did so, saved me from that sh*thole and I’ve never gone back.
Im glad you're safe
@@defsnotdevyn Thank you so much for your kindness🥰💖🙏🏼
But... that's completely different.
So glad that you got out of there
Thank goodness you're okay.
Not only did he catch the clue, but he did it almost immediately.
Yes. Very sharp.
I know, what a bloody legend. A few seconds of doubt and then instant understanding.
@@Ad-Lo 👍🏼
Just fancy editing
immediately*
"I'm getting you now"
* sends her the pizza she ordered *
metalema6 lol!
But the question is where's the drink? If they dont give her a drink she will send them off and force them to drive a rock
LOL
Why did I laugh out loud at this. 🤣😂
Mga bogo
Dispatch: “How many people?”
Caller: “Three breadsticks.”
Three thick dough-balls.
Lmao
You guys are funny 😂😂
One breadstick with loaded spicy halepeño
Holy shit lmao
I totally understand that people in this situation should be aware of this genius idea but spreading it all over the media could potentially put them at more risk if their abuser knows what's going on. This operator deserves a medal.
If it's carried out right they won't be the wiser. It's important to educate people on how to protect themselves and to train 911 operators on how to listen.
It’d only put them at more risk if the abuser never wants to order a pizza, and if that’s not an option any other food that has phone orders
The woman was smart and lucky for her she didn't get a stupid operator.
Yeah. Years ago my friend called for an ambulance because his father fall in the bathroom, went unconcious and was bleeding from head and a operator said that he is not going to send an ambulance because he is a teenager and it's propably a joke. 😑
@@oliviabytner1614 Wtf that operator should be fired, they're supposed to be people's lifeline. I hope your friend's father is okay now.
@@oliviabytner1614 wtf! Joke or not just in case you send one and if it is a joke then they're charged with felony and if notna joke then a life was saved...risk of going outweighs not going...
bro yall see that other comment i think thats the most like i seen on a comment
@@dCephei Thankfully everything ended allright. He ran to the neighbour and asked him to call and ambulance arrived in time.
The way he said “I’mmmmm gettin’ you now” sounded so relieving
Right? It's definitely better than calling a dispatcher who responds with "MAM CALM DOWN WHAT EXACTLY DO YOU NEED HELP WITH?"
@@ivanbautista1084 or an angry dispatcher going like "MA'AM 911 IS FOR SERIOUS CALLS ONLY, DON'T YOU EVER DO THIS AGAIN"
it sounded sarcastic to me lol
Right? I felt so relieved when he said that, I can only imagine how she must have felt!
It reminds me of : You got mail
"Describe the abuser, is he overweight?"
"Yes, an extra large with extra cheese"
XD
Yo big smoke wildin
Your pfp omfg I love you your so funny
He do be thicc tho
@@sweetwentworth
I would still describe my attacker in the form of pizza toppings and sizes.
Imagine if instead of saying, "This is the wrong number," the dispatcher just hung up thinking it was a prank call and the lady didn't even get a chance to say "no no no you're not understanding."
Isn't nobody gonna talk about how brilliant this lady is in code languages?
You know your answers when in such a horrific situation.
Right? She deserves like 95% of the credit
Brilliant.
Calm, and creative.
Well done to all involved!
I don't understand the code everybody here is talking about. What does a large pizza have to do with domestic abuse. A piece of pizza might refer to a slice or a cut. I'm guessing pepperoni referred to punching. Other than that... Large pizza? Aside from blood, I can't think of anything else that would suggest. Does cheese refer to scabs? To skin? Does the crust refer to swelling because it is puffy? I don't get it.
As for the pepperoni... All I can think of is assault or that it's supposed to suggest that it's been going on for a while since, I believe, pepperoni is aged.
I'm not fully understanding the code. The only parts I understand are blood & swelling (maybe pizza) and assault (I think pepperoni). Does pizza mean bruise? I don't get it.
I love how she just forged on with her words.
To me, the clues were the "um yeah (then continue with address)" at the beginning and "nonono, you're not understanding".
The dispatch asked again if she called 911 for pizza, and she said yes with a specific address. In my place, people generally said their specific order _first_ and recipient's name and address last. Her saying it was like "here, in case shit hits the fan and I can't continue, so you can find me".
Her "nonono" was her telling the dispatch that it's not what it looks like, i.e. it wasn't an actual pizza call.
The following replies started with yes or no questions and she answered with just those. The added words after are likely to throw off suspicions, and make it sound like a legit pizza call.
I still don't know how she conveyed it was domestic violence... Or the cops found out when they were at the scene. They didn't include the full call, she could have relayed those then. Or it could be because pizza is a bread-y is make and requires you to beat/knead the dough and spread it or something that indicated domestic violence too.. Or it was used because it was the one food item that would take a bit of conversation to order?
Everyone making jokes, but he's such a hero.
nothing wrong with jokes, you can respect the dispatcher and think its funny at the same time unless youre an imbecile
@Jade Crystal he's saying we're all mature enough to respect the dispatcher and make jokes unless there are some people making fun of the dispatcher or the situation and being rude about it who are idiots. It wasn't rocket science
@@norwegiannignog2470 i do believe the person is just mentioning that most people are mentioning jokes and not disagreeing with the jokes?
@Jade Crystal wow you're actually this stupid.
Either I'm too smart or you're too stupid.
believe it or not, in your 666th like
The “Oh, I’m gettin’ you now,” must’ve been such a relief for her.
Yessss
Yeah.
Original comment was just above this one
@@Akash-cm5yo yeah I didn’t see it until after I posted it’s whateva
@@nickyoverdrive2438 yeahh sure you didnt see a comment that got almost 50k likes xd
This is scary because growing up it was drilled into every woman's head I know and mine included that if you're in a dv situation and cannot safely call 911 you need to call and pretend like you're ordering a pizza. Like I even took a self-defense class where this was brought up. So the fact that it's so unknown to the actual people on the receiving end of this is a little bit horrifying. I wonder how many people's lives were negatively impacted or ended because of this miscommunication between groups. 😢
Wow really?
@@surlespasdondine I remember having heard it somewhere before too.
That being said, as a generality, it sounds like lousy unrealistic advice meant to appease people to me. If you're in that kind of situation, you probably couldn't order a pizza either. Even touching the phone at all will probably just get the phone thrown across the room. It's not like you can plausibly say 'can you stop beating on me for 5 damn minutes so I can call dominoes?. That's just not gonna fly.
Besides, the more people know about it, the less useful it is as a code. You're not going to fool anyone talking to the police in pig latin either.
Me too! I'm surprised by all the comments, I thought this was a well known strategy. I've been taught this all my life
lol lies, this isn't something that has ever been taught, anywhere
@@h445 Maybe you weren't, but my mother and grandmother sure taught me from a young age. Never implied I leaned it outside of the home.
Edit: My apologies. I thought you were replying to me specifically. However, that doesn't mean girls aren't taught this
"I'd like a large pizza with a side of justice."
Kind of stuff Batman would ask Alfred in his free time
sounds like something Captain America would say when busting into nazi-pizza place
@@UnderGun81 ...true-
LOL 😆
Then you'd have Jake Peralta at the door. "Knock knock" (who's there?) (Breaks door down) "justice!..oh dammit, we forgot the pizza!"
Imagine how the other 911 operators felt when they realized people send coded messages and that they probably ignored lots of them
That broke my heart ;-;
hit's a woman....
woman: baby you want sum pizza?
Why would you imagine that
Oh shit
@@thelolmaster1997 it sucks but he's right, most dispatchers would hang up immediately thinking it was a joke. The guy in video even says so
"Some dispatchers would've hung up." Okay that's sad & horrifying.
Yeah,just remember that cop dispatcher who was eating donut,from Home alone movie 🤣
Is that Kim daddy ass minseok on your pfp :) he’s my ult bias 🥰
Yes, getting a thick dispatcher is horrifying. Unfortunately not all are as clever as this one. Deserves a medal.
This one was pretty stupid.
I’m pretty sure they aren’t allowed to but idk
I love this story and the fact the dispatcher was keen enough to pick up on what she was actually saying. Give that man a citation, a week off with pay, something. She was smart when she called and he was a great listener, something we could all work on.
Dispatchers definitely need to be educated for situations like this
It’s such an anomaly that it wouldn’t make sense to educate them for it.
Dispatchers are trained to LISTEN and trust their gut feeling. They are also trained to ask yes/no questions in case someone is in the room with the 911 caller. Calls like this are also played during training. All 911 calls are treated as REAL emergencies until proven otherwise. If a dispatcher is good at his/her job, he/she will be able to tell if a call is an emergency. He/she will make extra sure that there is no emergency.
Umm lol
@Blind Squid exactly, it's like trying to teach common sense. You either have it,or you don't.
I much prefer how we do things in the UK. Our 999 emergency services operators are much better trained, the control rooms are better equipped and professional. They are very polite and efficient, we wouldn’t be without them. You dial 999, BT handle your call and dispatch you to the emergency service required. Then you speak to that service’s control centre for your area. You should all listen to the heroic 999 calls made over here, on TH-cam. Some shining examples of bravery and fantastic communication; such as the children who have called and the deaf man who tapped to respond to the operator.
"Hi, I would like to order a pizza"
"Understood ma'am. SWAT is on the way."
Gay
BUT I REALLY WANTED TO ORDER A PIZZA NOOO......
Lmao
Yes, with extra pepperoni and Cheese.
*(INCOMING PEPPERONI)*
”Are there any children in the house?”
”Yes, two small pepperonis”
Lol
How many times has he hit you?
Women : 100 slices of cheese
@@wyattwilcox9890 Ohhh niceee
I’m dead 😵
Two potat chips.
Credit where credit is due. Both the dispatcher and the woman were as cool as they come. For her to be that calm on the call and not get too rattled at first when it sounded like the dispatcher might hang up is really amazing. I work in emergency services and I can tell you most people are not that calm and resourceful. This is an amazing exchange for both of them. Wow!
Outside the house:
10 police cars, 1 SWAT truck, 1 pizza delivery scooter.
And a stun grenade inside the pizza box
Whoever's reading this please remember God loves you so very much!
@@thegamingkids_234 Nope, he gave up on me.
I ordered a large pizza with pepperoni and he sent me the cops instead.
@@AUSSIETAIPAN Did there happen to be 10 police cars, 1 SWAT truck, 1 pizza delivery scooter who apprehended you?
GTA vice city
"She conveyed that she needed help, not with her words, but her tone of voice"
Pretty sure it was the "no no no you're not understanding" that tipped the guy off.
Yeah
"no no no u dont understand"if I'm the abuser I would know immediately something isn't right with the phone conversation,luckily that guy is an idiot.
@@hafisismail4001 exactly what I am thinking
@@hafisismail4001 you aren't an abuser though :) hopefully
AVeryGrimReaper 07 that ain’t the point
This makes me worried for all those " prank calls" that were actually seeking for help
Oh Sheet
I never thought about that
@@justclaire7701 I didn’t as well. 😥
That just makes me sad. Crap.
😮😮😮😣😣
Very good on both of them. First the woman for disguising her call to avoid getting caught, and secondly the dispatcher for putting his sharp instincts into action and getting help for the woman. 👏👏
"Should we shoot him on sight?"
"Yes, extra cheese and tomato sauce."
Extra Swiss cheese please
“With a side of JUSTICE!” Lol.
@@jk-2053 thats cringe
@@elumpalumpa9973 i like it
@@elumpalumpa9973, It was great
Imagine the swat team just saying "SPECIAL DELIVERY" before kicking the door down...
Abuser: who's on the door??
Swat:your special pizza delivery!
lmao that was funny
Hahaha 😑
brooklyn 99 vibes
lmaooo that's something Jake Peralta would do
"Is he under effect of any substances?"
- *Yes, a large coke please.*
Roberto Nome holy shit duuuude that's inappropriate af 😂😂😂
Lmao
@@Venus-cx5sy what's so inappropriate? i thought coke is just another term for cocaine
@@Venus-cx5sy Hows that inappropriate?
😂
dispatcher wasn't trained for it but knew exactly what to do and stick to yes or no questions.
Impressive work
Imagine the feeling of sweet relief when he said "I'mmmmmmm gettin" ya now".
ikr 😂
Cannoncocker94 no the sweet relief is probably when you hear the knock on your door and know you’re safe after that
Lol Safe from starving after a real pizza man comes in to save the day 😉
RNGesus exactly man
Yeah you can hear the slight desperation in her voice when she’s saying no no no no no no...
"Could you describe him?"
"Yes. Mushroom pizza"
*D r u g s*
HAHAHAHAHAH
MUSHROOM PIZZA
Hes a goomba?!? Better send a patrol car over to the Mushroom Kingdom with a warrant.
"Extra large chicken with sausage"
*d r u g*
"Is he using any kinds of drugs?"
"Yes, two cans of coke"
Omg lol
LMFAO
th-cam.com/video/pMvApL5aIrI/w-d-xo.html hdnwkdov
WOW
@war Fox idk
"Hello this is pizza hut"
"I'd like to call the police"
"This is a pizza restaurant not 911."
"No no, its not that type of order"
"I get you now"
*pizza hut immediately sends everything on the menu*
@@exerpachuau5486 snort
Nunmawia Pachuau say no more!
🍕🍕 🍕 🍕 🍕 🍗 🍗
And that's what i call a pizza emergency
That was pretty cringy
@@anapple6912 that was good not cringe
“No no no, you’re not understanding”
“Im getting you now”
*Transfers call to Papa Johns
OMG I'm fucking dying lol
Lol omg noo
Chris G this made me lol
LMFAOOOOOOOO
🤣🤣
"Is the person in question armed?"
"Yes, with 2 breadsticks."
No.. Pls no... One strike of that *SCARY WEAPON* and it's over
Double barrel.
*yes, two bagguettes*
Witha extra spicy meatball
Imagine- xD
Great work by the dispatcher. It's great to see people who are great at their jobs. We don't see that anymore.
Imagine the police knocking on the door and saying "pizza delivery!"
And then the door got kicked with the police having a pizza box
someday man
someday....
@@moemiiu tf is that
stop replying pls for my sake
man that would be perfect
@@endangwasanani51 they open a box, inside is a gun, taser, and handcuffs
"Has the guy had any illegal substances, ma'am?"
"and a large coke please"
With a side of heroin, please.
Good one
with extra ice.
I wanna like this comment, but you have exactly 420 likes
Lol
“I’m getting you now”
*Gets transfered to Domino’s
Under-rated comment
Super underated
And dark XD
lmfao i hate you and love this comment!
Best comment 😆🤣
Can't articulate words for how much I love this.
I can only imagine how relieved she felt once she knew the dispatcher understood her
She got the right operator. Most would have hung up. wow, great job dispatcher, awesome job.
Agreed.
Are they allowed to hang up?
@@oO_ox_O depending on the call, if its a prank yes, most other stuff u cant
Ungoogleable o_O If it’s an actual police call and you hang up, the dispatcher would probably go to prison because they could have killed someone’s life
@@justin-bv3vw more like "if you think it's a prank"
*breaks down door*
“Pepperoni pizza for Simon Lopez?”
lmao xD
*opens pizza box revealing handcuffs*
“Here’s your Pizza with a side of arrest”
Would've been more amazing if they said they were delivering, and the second he opens the door?
"POLICE, GET ON THE GROUND!!!!!!!"
Rainbow Quartz 2.0 That sounds like it could be a Threat Level Midnight quote from The Office
OH YEAAAAAHHH
"How about a medical? You need medical?"
"No. With pepperoni"
Sticking with the script
Yakki I don’t get that, can you explain what she meant by pepperoni?
@@fazytube7154 Nothing, she was just making the "No" not sound suspicious
@@fazytube7154 She was faking to order a pizza cause she was scared that the man who was with her, would become suspicious of her actions and escape before the police arrived (or even worse: beat her or kill her and then leave). Therefore, she had to keep on with the acting, while at the same time providing the dispatcher with info. Yes and no are the answers. The rest is just acting: Large pizza with pepperoni.
@@adamlevine6700 no lmfao, what nonsense. she just had to make the call less suspicious
@@adamlevine6700 I doubt she knew that kind of info tbh. But nice to know the code and it's meaning, in case of an emergency.
Finally a dispatcher with a heart & brain!!
"I'm getting you now"
*Forwards the call to the pizza house*
Lol😂
(Dial tone), Hi this is Steven from Marco's, what can I get for you
@@pjlopez6748 hahahaha 😂😂
Stolen comment
😳
This should be made a part of dispatcher training if it isn't already.
Stout Lager I worked as a 911 dispatcher 20 years ago and it was part of the training then.
There was a recording we listened to where a woman called in and said she was going to be late for work. The dispatcher caught on but by the time officers had arrived, her estranged husband had killed her, her parents, and 2 children. He then shot one officer and put the gun to his own head.
@@MH-ty7fb 😦😧 is this really happened???
Please forward this feedback to dispatchers itself
Creative Common Yes it happened about 30 years ago (the actual crime). And strangely enough when I told my wife about it she had known the family for several years when she was younger. She said she stopped going to their house because the father was giving her a very weird vibe.
And to be clear on the training, I had to study calls and what to do for 6 months before even being allowed to talk to anyone, and another six months of personally supervised call taking before being put in my own.
The amount of people that call with stupid questions can burn you out fast though, when you can see 30+ people waiting to get through on 911 and people are asking things like what is the number to the trash department? After you just got done telling an 11 year old that the police are coming and trying to keep her calm as she hides in the closet while her mom is being raped 5 feet away.
I believe 8 of my old coworkers killed themselves. I got out when I started realizing what that job was doing to me.
THX 1138 I’m so sorry that you guys have to deal with this on the daily. Dispatchers truly don’t get enough credit, thank you for the lives you’ve saved. Hope you’re doing well now!
"Is he on any drugs?"
"Yes.. Coke."
"Gotcha..."
420th like, can’t touch it sorry.
And his race is Hispanic (again), a lot media have a big racial problem
Arif Someone didn’t get the joke
I just wheezed
@@blockyshapes7001 now there's 4200.
This brought a tear to my eye, that guy is a legend
Hear the panic in her voice when the guy says "Wrong number to call for pizza." She said "No no no no no" like 10 times. I'm glad the guy figured it out, and I'm glad the abuser didn't.
Part of me was a bit like “with all those ‘nos’, surely the attacker would have clocked what was happening?” At least the dispatcher got it, and faster than the abuser did.
@@fetchstixRHD if that guy was abusing, I think he's too brain dead to realize
@@mrquaackers actually this type of abuser is always on high alert for anything irregular.
@@randygreen007 That's nice honey.
@@randygreen007 Have u been an abuser? how'd u know bout those things?
“Is he on some narcotics ?”
“Yes, a large coke”
like cocaine?
yes diet
He holding any armory or something illicit?
Yes, a footlong hotdog
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@@deputyzen834 I laughed too damn hard! Lol
the dispatcher was awarded free pizza immediately thereafter
I hope it's a lifetime deal for him.
@ but now it'll be free😁😂
Jollytapestry .C So rude and unnecessary
@@zahrah8512 your on the internet. Get thicker skin or avoid public comment sections.
Jollytapestry .C dont be rude. he just possibly save a life.
This dispatcher should be given a medal and a big raise. Most dispatchers are too stupid to even understand the emergency.
Dispatcher: Any children in the home?
Caller: Yes, two little pizzas
😂💀
THESE COMMENT SECTION ARE SO FUNNY
XD
Lol
Copied, another comment with the same thing that has 62k likes that was posted 7 months ago
This girl was incredibly smart honestly, that was elite.
First
SHE WATCHES TIK TOK.
Yeah, hooking up with that guy was a genius move.
The girl was smart the dispatcher Honestly was a little slow
Agree
The police then show up at the door, and then hands her a pizza.
“It’s pizza time!”
Yummy yummy pizza...
Police : "you thought we are going to help you? Haha u wrong buddy! Yoohoo pizza pizza pizza"
Then the other guy gets a videoconference with his father
I wanna like this comment by the likes are at 666. Pretty fitting actually.
@@LamGorYun where are you manners
I've heard 911 calls where people are begging for their life, and the dispatcher is like, "ok buddy."
This man is a hero.
I was seriously worried that “no you are not understanding” line would give her away though. Glad it worked out for her.
I’m the 900th like ^^
@@LaLunaLinda nobody cares
I’m glad he was smart enough to tell. There was an nba player that had recently gotten killed by his ex wife. The dispatcher literally said “I heard gunshots y’all” and hung up after the victim called her.
TerryFocus 👍
Devin Shillington then why did you reply
You obviously care lolll
Two Intelligent Individuals talking a whole different code language.
Is it ok to call this language "pizza"?
disagree. the dispatcher almost blew her cover immediately. you have the wrong number....idiot
@@Fleta_Maughner Pizzish
@@johnanderson316 there is always that one. It wouldn’t be a TH-cam comment section without some negative punk ass contrarian.
@@TenshinhanIsKing exactly. I'll play that role this time. But seriously, a little bit of street smarts goes a long way. Her brilliant pizza scheme was almost instantly derailed and who knows what would have happened to her. You would think a 911 operator would be trained in that scenario. But hey, he caught on and luckily, or by the grace of God, it wasn't too late. I enjoyed your comment tho lol.
Abusive boyfriend: what do you want for dinner?
cops: *JUSTICE*
YeetedBr3ad frick yes
With a side of coleslaw.
Lol
Light Yagami noises intensify
I always knew dem hippos was trouble!
the way he said 'i'm getting you now' was one of the best things i've ever heard and i do not know why
"I'm getting you now."
- Transfers to Little Caesars.
Goedde I just took a dump 💩
bruh moment
They don’t deliver tho.
Little Ceasers employees swing in through the windows and start beating everyone with bread sticks
Lmfaoooooo 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂