10-14-2016, 11:18 AM
This asshole is something else.
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Her name is Crenshanda Williams. Williams (43) was a 911 operator in Houston.
Turns out, she hung up on thousands of callers because, according to her, she "didn't feel like talking to anybody at the time."
In one incident, 911 recordings show that she told a security guard who called in to report drag racing, "ain't nobody got time for that, for real." Click.
Worse than that, Williams hung up on a caller reporting a robbery in progress at a convenience store. The man called back and spoke to a different operator, but by the time police arrived, the store manager was fatally shot.
She also hung up on a man who called to report that his wife had just passed out and lost consciousness. Fortunately, he called right back and got another operator who was able to assist him in helping his wife and getting an ambulance (she survived).
Williams was fired in June and charged on Oct. 5. She is free on $2,000 bond and faces a court appearance next week. If convicted, she is looking at up to 1 year in jail and a $4,000 fine.
Story: http://www.cbsnews.com/news/houston-texa...nds-calls/
Her name is Crenshanda Williams. Williams (43) was a 911 operator in Houston.
Turns out, she hung up on thousands of callers because, according to her, she "didn't feel like talking to anybody at the time."
In one incident, 911 recordings show that she told a security guard who called in to report drag racing, "ain't nobody got time for that, for real." Click.
Worse than that, Williams hung up on a caller reporting a robbery in progress at a convenience store. The man called back and spoke to a different operator, but by the time police arrived, the store manager was fatally shot.
She also hung up on a man who called to report that his wife had just passed out and lost consciousness. Fortunately, he called right back and got another operator who was able to assist him in helping his wife and getting an ambulance (she survived).
Williams was fired in June and charged on Oct. 5. She is free on $2,000 bond and faces a court appearance next week. If convicted, she is looking at up to 1 year in jail and a $4,000 fine.
Story: http://www.cbsnews.com/news/houston-texa...nds-calls/