A Karen Calls 911 | Season 4 Ep. 4 | 9-1-1

How much more until the burgers? Just give me five more minutes. They're almost there. [music playing] Hey! Get off my property, you guys. Ah! Move back, Ben. - Run! - That's it! 9-1-1. What's your emergency? Armed hooligans are running down the street. They just shot at me. Is anyone injured? No, not yet. Can you describe the suspects? I don't know, boys, maybe six or seven years old. And they have guns? Yes! They have those giant water cannon things. They almost took my eye out. I'm sorry, but are you reporting an actual emergency? Of course it's an emergency. It's always something with these people. If it's not water guns, it's water balloons, or roller skates, or tricycles. They have too many damn barbecues, just one big, damned, unlawful assembly. If you would like to make a noise complaint, you should call-- I'm calling you. And now, I'd like to speak to your supervisor. [sighs] Ma'am, it's a misdemeanor under California Penal Code section 148.3 for a person to use the 9-1-1 system for a purpose other than reporting an actual emergency. (ON PHONE) Are you kidding me? I'm the criminal now? OK, fine. If you people aren't going to handle it, I will take care of it myself. Ma'am. (ON PHONE) Hey! How'd you get in here? Get out of here! - May? No. Dispatching units now. Possible assault in progress. [grunting, gunshot, splash] Ma'am? Ma'am, are you there? What just happened? [sirens] Gunshot wound to the chest. She was already dead when we got here. Looks like we're going to be needing those med kits. Yeah, crime scene units are on the way. We just need to get a medical confirmation that she's dead. On it. Excuse me. Uh, did you just say excuse me? Jimmy's being weird. How can you tell? Ooh, ooh, hey, whoever killed her kicked that gate in good. It's a clean footprint on it. Well, that foot would be mine. The gate was latched shut from the inside. The front door was locked too. If everything was locked when you got here, how'd the murderer get in or out? It's a locked room mystery. A locked yard mystery. What do you think-- home invasion gone bad or murder for hire? Was she married because, you know, the husband is usually the culprit. Are we making a true crime podcast. Calling it. Definitely some signs of struggle. Looks like a fresh manicure too. [inaudible] the broken nail would have bugged less than the bullet hole. You got an ID for the paperwork? Yeah, the victim's name is Delia Narwood. She's the owner and sole occupant of the property-- and apparent fan of tiny garden statuary. [laughs] How you doing, Rick? Nice to see you, Bobby. Hey, you know, none of this mail is addressed to Delia Narwood. It's not even the right house number. So she was stealing people's mail. Maybe she saw something she wasn't supposed to, and it got her killed. OK, Cagney and Lacey, I think your work here is done. All right, let's saddle up. So she was on the phone with 9-1-1 not about an intruder when she was shot. What are the odds? Yeah, Miss Narwood treated 9-1-1 like her own personal grievance hotline. I say the odds of her dying with them on the line were above average. How many calls from this address? 13 in the last six months. 13? Hmm, I wonder which one got her killed. [music playing]

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Id: DFvIegLbfks

Length: 3min 40sec (220 seconds)

Published: Mon Feb 08 2021