Rescue 911 - "911 Knoxville Intruder"
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- A woman hides in the bathroom and calls 911 when burglars break into her house. The segment was taken from Episode 510 which aired on Novermber 16, 1993 on CBS.
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Deputy Montgomery passed in 2017 aged 60 and 911 operator Joyce Estes in 2020 at age 78. May the both rest in peace 🙏
How sad.
Aww may they indeed Rest In Peace there both heroes for saving her life they did there job like they should incredible people.
Rest in peace to two beautiful angels
I saw that deputy Montgomery passed away
I loved when the dispatcher said "Good heavens" ! lol The dispatcher sounded like such a sweetheart, and the homeowner was pretty tough. Good for you, not letting them ruin your beautiful country home.The Good Guys win again ! :)
The dispatcher is such a great lady what a sweetheart trying her best to keep the caller calm it’s not easy what a scary situation.
I thought so too. I just googled her name and sadly she passed away a couple months ago. You could tell she was a genuinely good person.
@@travel4fun003 oh no am sorry to hear that may she Rest In Peace I think she lived a great life thank you for letting me know.🙏🏻
I love the dispatcher! I also love how the officer held her. That was touching!
I love her to so kind patient and so caring we need more dispatcher like Joyce.
That 911 call was just too cute! I hope those two became friends!
Whoever loads these episodes.... THANK YOU from the bottom of my heart!! You bring back SO many memories from when I was real little! This was my favorite show!!
That dispatcher is such a sweet doll
I became a deputy sheriff in 2002 I was 23. I remember my probationary year how the adrenalin would surge wildly when calls like this came out. My very first call came out over the radio as a 10-80 intrusion with the occupant, a lone female hiding in her closet. I was the closest at 18 miles away and I'm hear to tell ya its a very unsettling feeling when you know someone is in a life or death situation and its up to you to help. Midnite on a Saturday in January rural northern Maine can be rough. I put my high speed driving skills to the test this night, and really broke in that new crown vic.
Long story short, 3 miles from the residence dispatch tells me the intruder was scared off by the burglar alarm and took off in a red mustang, and within a mile he blew by me and the pursuit was on. Between help from state police spike strip and my PIT we shut him down 8 miles later. Homeowner was rattled but unharmed, bad guy had a few scrapes and I had to explain how I scuffed the fender of my brand new only 700 miles crown vic...ooops time to install the push bar.
Yelling “who is it“ when you hear knocking/banging, knowing full well that your house is being burglarized…
Yeah, real smart.
@Chris Bradley you don’t respond if someone breaks in now if it was the police the 911 dispatcher would tell her that a cop is at your house
As a grown up man, I cried, beautiful!!
Never ever let a burglar know you're there
@Temple Garbage Trucks What if thay have a gun then what would you do
I won’t.
Usually if they see someone is home or a light on if it’s at night they’ll leave
I will let them see my shotgun and then they will see Jesus or hell
not always , most of the time that alone scares them off , they most likely dont think people are home . but not having a gun is stupid if you are legal and responsible
I love that operator lol "good heavens"
Wow, out of all the episodes, the robberies and break ins get my heart going the most!
Im blown away by how calm she was!
Pretty sure the dispatcher played a huge great part it by keeping her calm and relaxed.
30 years have passed since this happened. This happened on a Monday and the day before New Year's Eve. If a burglar is in my house, something tells me I would say “Go away” but on second thought, I shouldn’t say anything because who knows what he’ll do. I don’t want to think about it. I'm sure Carol said "Thank you" to Officer Montgomery and can never thank him enough.
I am so glad I was able to find this show this was my favorite show when I was like 10 they need to put this on dvd or blu ray thank you so much for this person for uploading this is such a great show and a great host William shanter was great
she yells who is it then goes back to whispering. If you don't want them to hear you, don't yell who is it
That was so dumb on her part.
Thank god that cop made it there on time. I was holding my breath, lol. I'm glad it turned out ok. It's a beautiful home and I'm glad she's still enjoying it.
I can sum this episode up in two words. "Good heavens!" lol!
They are shooting my face right now with a gun...... "good heavens!"
That really cracked me up gildarts winters!
Exactly haha
Yes even though crazy in the beginning those ladies the dispatcher was funny indeed you got to have a nice laugh after that crazy situation the dispatcher was amazing that’s a real dispatcher she has amazing heart.
8:31, it's like a mother hugging her son.
+Jessy Leppert I started to tear up... :D
Ferbs me too
The preview of the segment that comes after this one looks interesting I hope you post it soon. Thanks for posting these!
I just saw that the dispatcher Joyce Estes passed away at the age of 78 on December 10, 2020.
And Deputy Terry Montgomery died in 2017
Aww 😢😢
Did anyone notice that the incident took place in the middle of winter, but the re-enactment was obviously filmed in the summer?
allgood2000 this is Tennessee our weather is bipolar
@@raeannajenkins5921 It is here in Alabama too.
I live in Charlotte, North Carolina and there are no leaves on the trees but it’s a bit warm here at the moment. We’re in a La Niña but it’s going to weekend next week.
Thank You Sheriff for what ALL you were able able to do!!!
Well it's kind of a trade-off. In a rural area there's a lot less of a chance that someone is going to break into your house in the first place, but if they do it's going to take longer for help to get there. I am currently living in the city after having lived on the outskirts of a small town, and I hear about way more break-ins on the news here in the city.
That 911 dispatcher was so nice!
Yes, thank you so much! I missed getting to watch this show!
I love this dispatcher ❤
This happens to be my aunt and I just wanted to verify that she did go to the rest room ;)
how is she doing?? does she still live at this house??
shes doing good. She went to the bathroom for a long time after the cops left her
my uncle told me she left stains on the inside of the toilet bowl after using the rest room that day which is a first for her. She never leaves stains on the bowl.
The Headless Horseman I hope your aunt is still doing well. I worked at Knox Co. 911 then and assisted Joyce on the call. I got to come out to the house to meet your aunt and uncle when this happened. She was a wonderful, sweet lady. We were scared to death for her that day for real!
That’s wonderful to hear.
No, but I live very close to the state line (I could be in Tennessee in ten minutes). There are some days in the winter when it gets up into the 60's, but those are rare. It's usually in the 40's or below.
allgood2000 i live right outside of knowxville
A lot of cops have tasers these days, but that's new in a lot of areas. I remember seeing a report on my local news just a couple of years ago about how cops in my area are starting to use them. The report said the cops have to be shot with the taser before they can use it, so they know how it feels.
I remember this episode from when I was 8 years old, at the time!!!! This used to be one of my shows back then.
That probably happens a lot more often near the city. This was rural area, but it probably wasn't too far outside of Knoxville (which is a fair sized city).
see THIS is why i keep a knife hidden near when i sleep, and i have a special motion sensor outside my bedroom door, which is on.
I've never heard of a bathroom without a lock.
I think I've only lived in a few houses over the years that did have a lock on the bathroom door 🙃
I really! Feel like it's a miracle that this woman survived a house robbery❤
It's good to see that the people didn't let the one incident keep them from staying and otherwise having a good life in the country.
They re-enacted it in the summer of 1993. Also note that it's supposed to be December, but there are leaves on the trees.
It’s been 28 years since this happened. If something like this happened to me, I’d be scarred for a long time. If I heard an intruder trying to break into the room where I’m in, I’d say “Go away!”
Sweetest 911 operator ever!
Gotta love those classic lightbar close-ups
7:30 seeing the cup push the punk down on his face gave me a chuckle 😅
"Well now , You can use the restroom while you're in there"
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Not very professional but hilarious XD
Hugo QP 0 )sap, s
She was professional..just trying to have a sense of humor because she's relieved and to calm her down
I guess they assume everyone is at work and no one will see them.
Thanks!
I cry everytime i watch this.. when she runs out & hugs the officer . Then at the end when both her and her husband choke up . I am soo happy she wasn't harmed and that both suspects were arrested. What a Beautiful home .. I'd get me a couple Rottweiler's, Doberman's or German Shepherds and a gun or two!
I live in Knoxville. Born there and still live there.
Why would you yell "who is it"? Just shut up, stay quiet and get out if you can.
At the time this happened my family and I were living in Fountain Hills, Arizona. I was 9 in 3rd grade and my brother was 7 in 1st grade. This happened two years before I moved to Charlotte, North Carolina.
This happened right in my hometown of Knoxville. Even Knoxville has to deal with break-ins. Thankfully, the part of Knoxville I live in doesn't have this problem very often. Though I can confirm that an oil spill happened there in 2002. My family had to be evacuated that year.
love that dispatcher "good heavens" . she hoped that the victim had a gun or something , today they just tell you not to use one just hope essentially
So glad they got a dog! With my experience...though never had no intruders...thank You Lord! But if I'm alone and someone delivers a package from Fed ex my dog' a small terrier...I just feel comforted knowing he is there!
We have a terrier chihuahua mix that would bite an intruder and ask questions later. He's very protective.
Wonderful officer!!
6:56 GET YOUR HANDS UP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I liked that Too, like a typical southern sheriff
7:23 I said stop, or I'll shoot!
7:26 I said stop!
Not in Tennessee. The leaves would also be off the trees in December.
allgood2000 it's a reenactment
Never ask who is it or say anything out loud when someone breaks into your house.
2:03 everytime my dog comes in the house I end up calling 911 because he kicks the door in
That's one downside to living in a rural area.
Thank you for sharing.
the 911 operator call her " honey " l guess they known each other pretty dam good ! lol, lol
APhilCollinsFan It’s a southern thing lol
We call everyone honey or baby in the south.
Glad she eas okay. God Bless the police that got there just in time. Amen.
God bless to the dispatcher Joyce and the officer for saving her life the caller called right away glad she survived to.
This is why I would have a gun.
Paula Allen damn right
Sitting here at home in Texas ... with 13 firearms and lots of ammo.
I totally agree with that point that is why we need the 2amendmen and is why I'm voting for DONALDJ TRUMP four years for PRESIDENT THANK you mr PRESIDENT sir
Statistically, that gun is more likely to hurt you or others than used in self defense
I'm proud of the officer who took out the keys out of ignition besides who leaves their car unattended with the car doors open and the the keys in the ignition that's a No-No like breaking into that house or or a house for a matter or bank or store or anything
Especially in the county where response times can be dramatically increased.
Sad just looked up the officer. Terry. He passed away in 2017 at age 60.
That's sad. He was a great cop.
😪
So young. He was how all cops should be.
Why in the hell would you yell who is it?
In the hope of scaring them into leaving, if they didn't know anyone was home? Risky strategy though, as it might have the opposite effect if they are violent. But they were coming in and would shortly have found her anyway, so I guess she thought it was worth a go.
+Gina D ikr
***** yeah!
Gina D 1.) When your mind is racing a mile a minute you can't think straight or make sound or rational decisions. 2.) It could've been a family member or something
Just a hunch, maybe to figure out who it is
I just can't understand why young men think it's fun to treat senior citizens like that they just don't care
RULE #1: If you suspect someone is in your house FORCE-ABLY, do not scream out "WHO IS IT?"
you might as well just say "hey I'm right here, kill me now!"
I hope your being sarcastic...
Say you got a 🔫
I shouldn’t say “Go away!”
I have had several situations in my life that in which I was required to call the cops for help. I can honestly say I agree with this woman 100%. There is NOTHING that looks better than a police car pulling up to your house, or an officer standing at your door when you are terrified for your life!!
I can't imagine the fear!
This is the main reason why I want to become a Police Officer, to help those in desperate need.
LibertyCountyPS Hope you achieved your goal by now my friend
I remember when I was little and I watched this, my friend got knocked out and I called 911. I live in England. you can figure out what happened.
I have said this before and I will say it again. I really the 911 operators who take emergency calls. Some of the scenarios they listen to would cause to make a mess in my pants. God bless them all!!!
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All good thank you very much for posting these vids :D
no, the best part, is that you saves a life...
That officer is very smart taken the keys from the criminal car increíble thinking.
that cop is so brave! he is a hero!
At least she waited tell the end to lose it
I think that was the cop's reflection.
Sadly "Rocky" the dog is no longer with us, in fact most of the older people you see in these episodes are dead and gone!
raterus The 911 dispatcher is still alive and doing well.
:(
that's true
+raterus did this happen to you?
Terry Montgomery, Joyce Estees and Stephen Tokay have all since passed away.
8:22 Personally I think he looks like an accountant 😂
"well, good heavens"
Great cop
she had a angel watching over her
lol the Avon lady lol that made my day lol
If you're in a bathroom, you have a weapon. The back lid of the toilet works great. Grab it, be ready, and strike as soon as they come in.
God Bless you al
Good job
The wooden skunks in their garden are so cute. 9:32
omg i would have never thought to take the keys out of the ignition
Glad she is ok and safe and they got the bad people that broke in there house
the house has the same design as "water heater explosion" #105.
Officer Montgomery died in 2017 at age 60
Sad.
The woman handled it well.
I live extremely close to where this took place. We have a lot of people from the North and West and all those places that come here for the lower crime, and it is true. At least real violent criminals. We just had three non violent criminals escape from a prison but all they did with their time out of the pen was post on FB. People complaining that they were eight minutes away have to realize that these areas are complicated in layout, there are metropolises dispersed among many many miles of back roads and rural areas. Cows and McDonalds and high end bistros meet in many ways around here and that is just another obstacle that good officers are able to tackle. That said, many officers of the Clinton metro area and surrounding areas are also bereft of any achievement or talent. There is good and bad, pros and cons, of any area and I respect this officer and the city they herald from despite constantly being looked down on for being from a more "incorporated area".
+ Wendy Graham, that's interesting.
Most officers know their area and have a GPS unit, the only reason I can think of for emergency dispatch asking for directions is if the area is so rural that GPS does not know the location, an officer is new to the area and does not know his or her area, or something is wrong on the GPS/blocking the only known road. Dispatchers might ask for things that stick out such as a bright pink barn or giant tree, color of the house, etc if they need to, especially when it comes to backwoods private land that may not have an official street name.
Rescue 911 was popular before GPS technology was really popular in vehicles. Im sure they do now.
I wouldn't bet on it, not in some places around here. Sadly, when my friends mother was dying, while not in the county shown here, about half an hour away in Morgan County, they called EMS who were just one street down and they couldn't find their address. The husband having just had surgery on his ankle had to hop down his steps with a flash light, into the front yard and move it around before the Ambulance turned around and got to their house. It was on a well known road.
He told the dispatchers her history of COPD and that she was having trouble breathing and they arrived with no oxygen and didn't even bring a gurney in. There's also no hospital in that county, the nearest one is in Harriman, about twenty minutes away and the only one that can really do surgery is in Oak Ridge, about a half hour away (which is a decorated hospital, btw).
Morgan County has an emergency/glorified doctors office which is fine for helping people having allergic reactions or setting a cast, but when your life is on the line and you only have eight minutes/need surgery/etc you're pretty screwed in a lot of places around here.
Like I said a year or more ago, even with GPS, especially around the Clinton area and places like Wartburg, Oliver Springs etc, any roads don't show up, the google car doesn't bother with most of them, and the powers that be either can't pick them up by satellite or assume those streets are of no interest to the immediate public.
Can you give me an address or general location where this took place, I am keeping a log of locations where episodes of this show took place.
Carol did the right thing calling 911
Touching.
Glad she is okay
Watch "Arlington" from Episode 116.
I don't think I would have shit my pants. I mean, the toilet was right there.
And she was sitting on it so she could just "let it all out" so to speak. And she did, oh boy it sounds like she really did poor lady. The fear must have literally cleaned everything out of her and then some. As the dispatcher said, she "felt relieved" that it was over in the very literal sense.