Thanks to a user in the comments, I found out one of the two men involved was James C Worles, age 22 at the time of the incident. He was convicted of burglary and aggravated battery and served approx. 5 years of a 10 year sentence. Domenick Davanzo died on January 8, 2001.
Years before this burglars rarely carried guns or weapons as they didn't want to get charged with an additional felony if caught. Now one who surprise a burglary is often met with violence and sometimes death. So glad Domenick lived an additional 12 years after the incident.
I'm sooo glad he still had that phone, remembered where it was & that it still worked! Pulling through & living life was the best way of getting back at the evil boys who did that, real men don't do that sort of thing! Good on you man for doing sooo well & having the right attitude.
Oh man who the hell shoots an old man in the back? That's one of the lowest I've ever seen. The lowest ever was witnessed by all of us on 9/11. I've never seen a system like this for passing information- I thought she was filing it away for some reason. This is the politest 911 call I've ever heard- yes ma'am, no ma'am, even as he's bleeding to death! Great observational skills by the lady after the newspaper story! They have a lot of guts walking outside again and working out there!
Thank God whoever cut off all the phones didn't find out the one hidden in the curtain or that probably would've been the end for him. Y'know? Watching all these Rescue 911 segments has me thinking about being a 911 Operator for some reason.
Anna Loveberry Babycakes It's a show that inspired a lot of people's careers in law enforcement, paramedicine, dispatching & firefighting. I was one of them.
32 years have passed since this happened. Thank goodness that Dominic had hidden the phone behind the curtain so the burglars couldn’t find it. If he hadn’t done that, he probably wouldn’t have gotten any help and possibly have died. When I saw Dominic get shot, I was terrified. I’d be frightened if someone I knew got shot by burglars.
That's why all homeowners who live in these isolated and rural areas should own a gun or some method of protecting themselves should somebody break in. Druggies and determined criminals don't care about security systems. You need something that will actually get something done, not just make noise.
The enhanced 911 system shows the caller's name and address on a computer screen. I read once that 911 actually started on January 16, 1968 in Haleyville, Alabama. I was told by the Tucson Police Department that the enhanced 911 system did not come into existence until 1985
They were meaning they had one of these new-fangled doohickeys called a computer that was connected in such a way it had access to telephone company records (at least for landlines). But the e911 was useless if a call came in from a car/cellphone because as they are sometimes called mobile phones they move around and aren't at a fixed address. See the clip Car Phone Kid (from 1995) in which a 5 year old managed to read the letters on the sign of the business (along with info about a nearby gas station) which his mother was parked at. The computer at the 911 call centre only could say "cellular telephone" and had no idea where they were.
The dad was doing yard work outside while his wife was at work. Wesley (the kid) was outside riding his big wheel and making a lot of noise. The dad noticed it had been quite for a few minutes, so he started looking around house. The pool was covered, so he pulled back the cover and thought he saw something at the bottom. He realized that it was Wesley, so he dove in and pulled him out. One of his daughters called 911 while he did CPR.
It's good that the man survived his injury and that the suspects were arrested and sent to prison. It's sad that smart phones did not exist at that time
Former 9-1-1 operator and LE dispatcher here…the early days of 9-1-1 were good and bad. At first, we had only a number but no address. Often we had to trace numbers through the phone company to get an address and they were only right half of the time. And when cell phones came out, when they called the number would just show up as “999-9999”. But once ALI enhanced 9-1-1 came along, we got addresses, numbers, and names, although apartment unit numbers wouldn’t display. But we had the main address though.
betatalk357 - I would be inclined to agree had they just burglarized and left. But the fact that that laid in wait for him just to shoot while concealed, leads me to believe that this was personal. Not just a random act. The OP theory is believable
Taft, Florida is just outside Orlando. I wonder if that truck stop is still open. I feel very sorry for the man. No one should shoot a friendly person like that. I'm glad they got the burgulars.
he's what I would consider a vulnerable person meaning he's old and vulnerable to crime like me and some time ago my caregiver stole my bridge card without my knowledge.
I couldn't take the pain of a gunshot wound, especially since one of them hit my chest and caused one of my lungs to collapse. I've never felt anything more painful than that. I was actually relieved when I clinically died b/c all the pain disappeared. They brought me back from a clinical death.
There are definitely some mean-spirited people in the world. I'm sorry you were treated so badly. When it happens to me, I'm remember that some youtubers are kids. Ten year olds sometimes say thoughtless, immature things like, "You're just saying you were shot to look important". But let's face it -- once we assign a younger age group to the a jerk we're dealing with, their words lose any power to ruin our day. Hope this perspective helps you out in the future & hey... have a nice day! : )
The man is smart safety wise by using his lights and the hidden phone. After getting broken in to once. I would definitely get a fire arm. However, I am unsure of the fire arm laws at that time in Florida.
True, Over here in england we've got a show called Crime Watch and basically what happended was that they showed a reconstruction of 3 men braking into an ex-doctor house, And he was about 92 yrs old and 1 of the men started beaten him with a hammer and his other 2 freinds knew it was wrong and telling him to stop his too old. And the old man couldn't do anythin anyway cause his 2 legs were amputated. XD Sorry if i went on and on LOL
the elements that seem to be my favorite when watching 9-1-1- are blood and gunshots,btw do you have the "Desiree shooting" #109 that is a brother to #619?
I think that the two suspects were cowards. The second suspect ran like the roadrunner when he saw the deputies approaching him. The two men may have thought that they were big and bad when they did the burglary and shooting. They appeared to be a couple of scared cowards when they were being arrested
aren't the police suppose to call for backup first to secure the scene to make sure the suspects are not on the property before they allow paramedics and fireman on the scene
Ah man!! If that situation happened today, that elderly kind gent called have used his cell phone! The only problem is, I forget to carry my cell phone at times.
It’s been 34 years since this happened. “911 Arm Save” happened on the same day as this one. My family and I were living in Fountain Hills, Arizona. I was seven and in first grade and my brother Andrew was his last year preschool and five years old.
Anyone may get shot by burglars no matter what age, race, religion or culture you are. Bad people are EVERYWHERE and they're NOT welcome in the crazy world we live in today. 👍🏻 if you dramatically agree.
Im looking for the 2nd half of this episode. Does anyone have it? I used to have it on VHS but it is long gone. My uncle is in the episode and that is why I am asking. Thanks! =)
have one officer treat him while the other secures the scene! Whats the first thing about arriving to any call as a cop? SCENE SAFETY .. obviously didnt put that as a priority. If an EMT got shot, it would be on the PDs ass because they didnt secure the scene.
Mine does. But I wear a T.E.N.S unit to stop the pain. It's nerve pain and a T.E.N.S unit is the only thing that works. It works most of the time, but every once in a while I guess it's going to hurt like fire and needles anyway. Now it only hurts like that once every 6 months instead of every day. Other people with gunshot wounds won't tell me if theirs hurt. But I can't be the only one.
we have two handsets for our cordless phone upstairs and a regular corded phone downstairs that we had from when we had dial up internet and the phone is tucked away in a private spot so if we get trapped in the basement we can call for help
What is the episode called at the end of this episode? Been trying to find it. Plus, what is the episode called when the plane goes down and the guy says to his girlfriend, I think it's his girlfriend, "I should of listened to you"? Trying to find that one, too.
The one at the end of this episode is "Winter Pool", and it's not uploaded. I can't recall any plane crash episodes where a man told a woman he should have listened to her.
(continued) as dad was watching the kids and dad asked the daughter to search for the boy who was face down in the pool, and when the police came they decided to take the child.
Domenick was very lucky that he kept that phone hidden so the robbers wouldn’t find it and he would get the help that he needed or he would’ve died. 911 Arm Save happened on the same day that this happened.
MOST OF THESE COMMENTS are from ignorant unhappy children and or unhappy uneductaed cowardly adults hiding behind a computer screen. these ppl would never say some of the things they type..
Thanks to a user in the comments, I found out one of the two men involved was James C Worles, age 22 at the time of the incident. He was convicted of burglary and aggravated battery and served approx. 5 years of a 10 year sentence. Domenick Davanzo died on January 8, 2001.
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Only 22... like what are you doing with your life if you do that kind of thing... but thank you for the information!
How did you find this out?
Years before this burglars rarely carried guns or weapons as they didn't want to get charged with an additional felony if caught. Now one who surprise a burglary is often met with violence and sometimes death. So glad Domenick lived an additional 12 years after the incident.
@@kennethheil2381 One of the people who commented said her father was one of the two burglars involved, plus newspaper article.
he's bleeding to death and he still says "yes mam." Wow. How polite.
Raised right
For real!
very glad to hear that the victim survived.
I'm sooo glad he still had that phone, remembered where it was & that it still worked! Pulling through & living life was the best way of getting back at the evil boys who did that, real men don't do that sort of thing! Good on you man for doing sooo well & having the right attitude.
Thank you for taking the time to upload all these episodes...it's crazy to see this show after all these years.
So true!😄
Oh man who the hell shoots an old man in the back? That's one of the lowest I've ever seen. The lowest ever was witnessed by all of us on 9/11.
I've never seen a system like this for passing information- I thought she was filing it away for some reason.
This is the politest 911 call I've ever heard- yes ma'am, no ma'am, even as he's bleeding to death!
Great observational skills by the lady after the newspaper story!
They have a lot of guts walking outside again and working out there!
That old man was tough, even with that bad of a gunshot wound. Good thing he had a hidden phone or else he'd be dead.
The man went through two world wars as well as the rest!
Thank God whoever cut off all the phones didn't find out the one hidden in the curtain or that probably would've been the end for him. Y'know? Watching all these Rescue 911 segments has me thinking about being a 911 Operator for some reason.
Anna Loveberry Babycakes It's a show that inspired a lot of people's careers in law enforcement, paramedicine, dispatching & firefighting. I was one of them.
I know that feeling
32 years have passed since this happened. Thank goodness that Dominic had hidden the phone behind the curtain so the burglars couldn’t find it. If he hadn’t done that, he probably wouldn’t have gotten any help and possibly have died. When I saw Dominic get shot, I was terrified. I’d be frightened if someone I knew got shot by burglars.
This happened on a Tuesday and a week before Halloween.
It was also six days before I was born.
@@everestjkYou took the words right out of my mouth.
My dad and step mom lived in an isolated area. I was terrified that some desperate person would rob and attack them. Thankfully this never happened.
That's why all homeowners who live in these isolated and rural areas should own a gun or some method of protecting themselves should somebody break in. Druggies and determined criminals don't care about security systems. You need something that will actually get something done, not just make noise.
AlwaysOnline2000 Crime is half of what it used to be back when this episode aired. Security systems helped cut down the crime rate.
+FallenAngel like in the Bobcat Burglar story
Yeah I guess so thats funny
Glad you are still with us!
I love how their "advanced 911 system" is just paper cards moving on a conveyer belt. Adorable.
The enhanced 911 system shows the caller's name and address on a computer screen. I read once that 911 actually started on January 16, 1968 in Haleyville, Alabama. I was told by the Tucson Police Department that the enhanced 911 system did not come into existence until 1985
They were meaning they had one of these new-fangled doohickeys called a computer that was connected in such a way it had access to telephone company records (at least for landlines). But the e911 was useless if a call came in from a car/cellphone because as they are sometimes called mobile phones they move around and aren't at a fixed address. See the clip Car Phone Kid (from 1995) in which a 5 year old managed to read the letters on the sign of the business (along with info about a nearby gas station) which his mother was parked at. The computer at the 911 call centre only could say "cellular telephone" and had no idea where they were.
The dad was doing yard work outside while his wife was at work. Wesley (the kid) was outside riding his big wheel and making a lot of noise. The dad noticed it had been quite for a few minutes, so he started looking around house. The pool was covered, so he pulled back the cover and thought he saw something at the bottom. He realized that it was Wesley, so he dove in and pulled him out. One of his daughters called 911 while he did CPR.
It's good that the man survived his injury and that the suspects were arrested and sent to prison. It's sad that smart phones did not exist at that time
I wouldn’t say it’s sad that smart phones didn’t exist, they just didn’t. There are a lot of scary drawbacks to having smart phones nowadays too.
Smart man. Hiding phone are good
Loved the show hopefully it can be released on DVD.
God bless this man
I sure hope someone would upload that segment one day.
03:45 the paper slider is cool even for a dispatch center.
If I worked there I would be sticking all kinds of stuff in there sending it all around the office
Former 9-1-1 operator and LE dispatcher here…the early days of 9-1-1 were good and bad. At first, we had only a number but no address. Often we had to trace numbers through the phone company to get an address and they were only right half of the time. And when cell phones came out, when they called the number would just show up as “999-9999”. But once ALI enhanced 9-1-1 came along, we got addresses, numbers, and names, although apartment unit numbers wouldn’t display. But we had the main address though.
So thats why my Dead grandma has a Phone under the False Floor of everyroom that had different number from the visible phones
I feel sorry for this old man. Ill send him some cookies! :D
I've been wanting to see this one for a while! Thanks for posting!
I guess he loved his home didn’t move after the first robbery what a brave man
half makes you wonder if the people that did this were someone he offended in the diner by sticking up for the waitress
betatalk357 - I would be inclined to agree had they just burglarized and left. But the fact that that laid in wait for him just to shoot while concealed, leads me to believe that this was personal. Not just a random act. The OP theory is believable
I hope they caught the right guys, and they locked them up for a very long time. Permanently works for me.
Kirra Armour nope not permanently , especially bc I'm one of the man's daughters lol.
@@destinyworles3113 you got the nerve to laugh at this SMDH...
@@destinyworles3113 Amazing that any woman would willingly sleep with a despicable man like that.
Taft, Florida is just outside Orlando. I wonder if that truck stop is still open. I feel very sorry for the man. No one should shoot a friendly person like that. I'm glad they got the burgulars.
Still open but it's a crap hole.
@@amandabhandhel1388 damn it went down hill I herd it used to be really nice
he's what I would consider a vulnerable person meaning he's old and vulnerable to crime like me and some time ago my caregiver stole my bridge card without my knowledge.
Man I miss the 90s
Dominic has probably passed on since this was in 1990.
He died on the 8th of January 2001. Almost 8 more years!
@@Cassxowary You mean 11 years
Poor man glad he's OK
They look like those scan-tron machines!! Those are used in schools for teachers to mark students tests or quizes!
"Feed this direction"
I couldn't take the pain of a gunshot wound, especially since one of them hit my chest and caused one of my lungs to collapse. I've never felt anything more painful than that. I was actually relieved when I clinically died b/c all the pain disappeared. They brought me back from a clinical death.
awwww that poor man...heart breaking story
There are definitely some mean-spirited people in the world. I'm sorry you were treated so badly.
When it happens to me, I'm remember that some youtubers are kids. Ten year olds sometimes say thoughtless, immature things like, "You're just saying you were shot to look important". But let's face it -- once we assign a younger age group to the a jerk we're dealing with, their words lose any power to ruin our day.
Hope this perspective helps you out in the future & hey... have a nice day! : )
The man is smart safety wise by using his lights and the hidden phone. After getting broken in to once. I would definitely get a fire arm. However, I am unsure of the fire arm laws at that time in Florida.
I would have dragged those 2 behind the squad to jail.
I believe i remember the next segment the mother was an airport attendant and the dad was the mom for the time.
The man sitting by the pool at 10:24??
I assume that's the little boy's pop..
Suspense is killing me here.
True, Over here in england we've got a show called Crime Watch and basically what happended was that they showed a reconstruction of 3 men braking into an ex-doctor house, And he was about 92 yrs old and 1 of the men started beaten him with a hammer and his other 2 freinds knew it was wrong and telling him to stop his too old. And the old man couldn't do anythin anyway cause his 2 legs were amputated. XD Sorry if i went on and on LOL
the elements that seem to be my favorite when watching 9-1-1- are blood and gunshots,btw do you have the "Desiree shooting" #109 that is a brother to #619?
I think that the two suspects were cowards. The second suspect ran like the roadrunner when he saw the deputies approaching him. The two men may have thought that they were big and bad when they did the burglary and shooting. They appeared to be a couple of scared cowards when they were being arrested
aren't the police suppose to call for backup first to secure the scene to make sure the suspects are not on the property before they allow paramedics and fireman on the scene
Ah man!! If that situation happened today, that elderly kind gent called have used his cell phone!
The only problem is, I forget to carry my cell phone at times.
a bridgecard is a cheaper way to save money than a regular credit card, also it buys groceries for you especially food which both can do.
I hope that the suspects got the maximum punishment possible under the law for what they did
It’s been 34 years since this happened. “911 Arm Save” happened on the same day as this one. My family and I were living in Fountain Hills, Arizona. I was seven and in first grade and my brother Andrew was his last year preschool and five years old.
"Pool Child" I believe, but if not, it's definitely one of the pool episodes.
It's like a plastic tricycle that sits lower to the ground and has large black plastic wheels.
Anyone may get shot by burglars no matter what age, race, religion or culture you are. Bad people are EVERYWHERE and they're NOT welcome in the crazy world we live in today. 👍🏻 if you dramatically agree.
wow.he is so lucky.
@tinmanlover1994 That's where you make VHS or DVD copies of TV shows you have recorded, and then exchange them with other people.
Im looking for the 2nd half of this episode. Does anyone have it? I used to have it on VHS but it is long gone. My uncle is in the episode and that is why I am asking. Thanks! =)
Who’s ur uncle?
I don't have it uploaded.
Thats a terrible idea. What if a single officer got shot and killed. He would have the officer to defend him.
This is why trailers not great places live in, you will never know what kinda dangers you will be in
No, the police got there first.
have one officer treat him while the other secures the scene! Whats the first thing about arriving to any call as a cop? SCENE SAFETY .. obviously didnt put that as a priority. If an EMT got shot, it would be on the PDs ass because they didnt secure the scene.
"Winter Pool", and no one has it uploaded as far as I know.
one word EVIL
Yes.
Poor man if he has passed on rip
"He has a gunshot wound.. The suspects are probably still here." .. I would flip out if I were an EMT there .. "WHAT??? You didnt secure the scene???"
this is like "Arlington 9-1-1-" but it has an old man not a litle girl with a father/brother, because he also has a spare phone.
I like your show of 911
Mine does. But I wear a T.E.N.S unit to stop the pain. It's nerve pain and a T.E.N.S unit is the only thing that works.
It works most of the time, but every once in a while I guess it's going to hurt like fire and needles anyway.
Now it only hurts like that once every 6 months instead of every day.
Other people with gunshot wounds won't tell me if theirs hurt. But I can't be the only one.
@uncatchableshadows "911 Gun Shop" from 202, "Date Rape" from 319, "911 Stabbing/Shooting" from 412, "911 Christina's Call" from 604.
has anybody uploaded the episode with the raccoon trapped in a tree where the firedept. had to cut the branch off to get it him out.
Plot twist: the phone WAS broken and never worked again after that
02:15-02:16 music sounds like an electric clock.
what's the scariest episode you have uploaded?
dude that sucks, how bad does it hurt? just curious
we have two handsets for our cordless phone upstairs and a regular corded phone downstairs that we had from when we had dial up internet and the phone is tucked away in a private spot so if we get trapped in the basement we can call for help
Which episode is next after this one, and do you have it uploaded?
@richboyxx "Niagara River Rescue" and "Arlington" are my favorites.
It did, but the police got there first, so they went ahead and took the baby in the police car and met the ambulance.
I have a friend named Dominic Quarters in my class.
What's a big wheel?
I think I may have had one when I was a kid- but I don't remember what they looked like.
Wow, Cagney and Lacey busted that perp!
the person who did this is VERY CRUEL, KARMA
What is the episode called at the end of this episode? Been trying to find it. Plus, what is the episode called when the plane goes down and the guy says to his girlfriend, I think it's his girlfriend, "I should of listened to you"? Trying to find that one, too.
The one at the end of this episode is "Winter Pool", and it's not uploaded. I can't recall any plane crash episodes where a man told a woman he should have listened to her.
Okay. Thanks.
Marci Turner Update: "Winter Pool" has been uploaded: Rescue 911: Daddy vs. Toddler Drowned in Pool
Thank you very much for updating me on that. I really appreciate it.
+allgood2000 Rescue 911 was one of my favorite shows back then
@Donnyboy1984 It's called "Winter Pool", but I don't have it uploaded.
"Rocky Raccoon" from Episode 227.
So this was the one where a boy drowns in the covered pool.
@allgood2000 what is the most violent episode?
@TMANNTYLER666 I have it on tape, but it's not uploaded.
This poor guy. I hope they rott in hell.....
It's infuriating that the burglar would stay behind and wait to shoot the poor man. Like, you've done enough by destroying his house.
That's down right rotten!
@allgood2000 which episode was that from?
u got the episode where the lady hid under a blanket while burglars were in the house?
(continued) as dad was watching the kids and dad asked the daughter to search for the boy who was face down in the pool, and when the police came they decided to take the child.
Keep a guard dog or a .357 under your bed. These were likely dopers who had to steal stuff to support their meth habit.
@allgood2000 what is the title of that episode?
(cont) to the hospital as the officer was doing mouth to mouth he yelled come on as he was trying to get the boy to breath.
@andreyloboda They were recorded off TV back in the 90's. Some of them I recorded myself, and others I got in tape trades.
So what happened at trial?
My reply is a little late but someone else commented and said one suspect was found guilty and served 5 years of a 10 year sentence
Domenick was very lucky that he kept that phone hidden so the robbers wouldn’t find it and he would get the help that he needed or he would’ve died. 911 Arm Save happened on the same day that this happened.
10:25 why wasn't an ambulance there to begin with to save the drowning boy?
MOST OF THESE COMMENTS are from ignorant unhappy children and or unhappy uneductaed cowardly adults hiding behind a computer screen. these ppl would never say some of the things they type..