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Hilarious Dispatcher Comments
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Posted 4 months ago What's the funniest, most hilarious things you've heard come across the radio? Tonight I heard our county's sheriff's dispatcher advise a deputy: "Need you to public service this lady who insists on speaking with a deputy concerning the theft of the foundation from underneath her home."
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| Posted 4 months ago Overheard the dispatcher for a neighboring fire department dispatch them one night to an "unknown something".........not sure what trucks to roll for that one.............. Ross Caston
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| Posted 4 months ago We caught a niner in one of the dispatches hahaha. Reminded me of the movie Tommy Boy |
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| Posted 2 months ago Hello, everyone. Brand new to Fire Link and thought I would chime in on this thread. One of the funniest runs that I have heard was when a guy was out at the airport in a Super Man costume. He didn't have a ticket but was going to hold onto the wing of the aircraft to make sure it got to it's destination safely. www.edmontonfireradio.com - Broadcasting live audio from the Edmonton Fire Department |
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| Posted 2 months ago I once told someone to look for the police car over by the wooden trees...it was fall and no leaves on some of the trees and I look over and that's what came out. |
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| Posted 2 months ago Every year in our county, there is a sighting of an unknown type vehicle flying overhead being pulled by what looks like a bunch of deer. It usually starts at 11 pm. I did once hear a well respected police officer call over the air that he saw an object he could not identify. No one dared question what he said. |
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| Posted 2 months ago I have one..............I'm not going to say which unit but a rescue here in Lancaster County, Pa radioed to County to inform them that they were and I quote..............."County Rescue 2-**** is back in the shack jack" County came back and said, "Rescue 2-**** are you saying you are in quarters?" Rescue responds......"10-4 we're back in the shack" County comes back and says for them to call County by landline.........they call and get reemed for not using appropriate radio lingo........
I know it was to be dispatcher comment.............but just had to add this..............especially since I know who did it!!!! And it wasn't me!! |
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| Posted 2 months ago dont have 1 as such but during the 1 st gulf war we were going to what was supposed to be a clear area but walked straight into a group of iraqi soldiers who got upset at our presence. anyway our officer,a man we would have followed to hell,got on the radio to report this. the person on the other end came back and calmly said there are no enemy in your area. my boss looked at the mike,thaught for a second and replied "well you'd better get your F@$% in arse down here and tell them coz they obviously haven't been told that they are not meant to F$#%in be here". well the mike went silent for a while then the person on the other end replied and asked what was being done about the iraqis. my boss shook his head and replied "we're having tea and biscuits with them what the f@#$ do you think we're doing". well to cut along story short after a 10 15 min firefight a group of americans turned up and were more than happy to continue what we had started while we moved onto to try and sort the fuel systems out which was what we were there for in the 1st place.
anyways to finish if you ever meet any of the dispatchers from orleans county western new york just ask for Penfold and tell him Dangermouse sent you--------he'll get a kick from that |
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| Posted 2 months ago I don't really have one about a dispatcher but I do have some stuff on 2 fire chiefs. One of them is an older man who believes in talking on the radio like you would do in person. And his dept was out on a 10-50 and a car drove past the guy directing traffic and about runs the chief over; the chief thought he was on a tac channel but was on dispatch and hollered "some body get that son of a bi***".
Another one is a cheif in the next county over who arrived on scene of a structure fire and gives a scene size up of we got on hell of a fire down here send me some more units, C-Comm asked what units he needed and he said to start dispatcing and i'll tells you when to stop.
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| Posted 2 months ago i've heard a deputy, on the regular channel say "i need to flip a b!tch" ... another deputy saying "i responded awhilebackago" .... being animal control some of the calls i've seen dispatched (we used MDTs- Mobile Data Terminals, like you see on COPS in their cars) i responded to a complaint written up as "nabors dog pooping on complainant wants in person contact" the dispatcher forgot to add "lawn" after ON. two dawwwllers |
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| Posted 2 months ago Did he just say 'Niner?'
keener_77 says ...
Sometimes to maintain your authority in the face of criticism, you have to make stuff up. |
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| Posted 2 months ago A while back, we heard a neighboring department come across our 911 dispatch channel "Hey Mark, you want to meet me at the sandwhich place to get some dinner?" The coversation went along like that for a few minutes before they finally decided on some breakfast joint. After it was all said and done we got on, half way laughing, half way annoyed and asked "(town name) station1 to (other town name) chief 1, do you need mutual aid with that?" Sometimes to maintain your authority in the face of criticism, you have to make stuff up. |
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| Posted 2 months ago I work for a coutny fire disptach agency and we monitor all the cities that run in our unincorp. county areas and one of the city dispatchers always dispatches in a monitone voice First time I heard it I thought they went to cad type of disptaching with a errie robot voice. Also that same dispatcher sent that city's engine to a diabetic reaction! |
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| Posted 2 months ago Depending o nthe area the crime occurs, we've had our ALS dispatched as : |
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| Posted 2 months ago DISP: COMPLAINTANT STATES HER BOYFRIEND IS ACTING " LIKE AN ASSHOLE" PD: OK "DISPATCH". HOW CONVIENIENT I HAVE MY "ASSHOLE REMOVAL TOOL" IN MY TRUNK.
YOU CAN'T MAKE THIS UP!!! |
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| Posted 2 months ago A few years back I was working a fill the boot drive in another district and we were monitoring the radio. A call went out for a truck fire on the freeway. We could see the header from where we were and advised it was a working fire. A BC arrived onscene and gave a size up of a unsual type truck well envolved. When dispatch asked for a better description of the truck involved, the BC replied " 1 Oscar Mayer Weiner Mobile partly cooked , assuming barbeque IC". The response from dispatch was complete silence. |
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| Posted 2 months ago I heard a dispatcher ask what 10-4 meant? Needless to say we don't hear that dispatchers voice anymore. |

