Cheeseburger in Prison: Burger 911 Calls Made
We’re taught when we’re kids to use 911 only in a real emergency. That lesson doesn’t always stick, apparently.
FOX News Radio’s Chris Hoenig reports:
New Castle, Indiana police getting 911 calls from a man who needed help – help satisfying a craving.
(911 Call) “Do you have an emergency?” // “A cheeseburger.” // “Have a good day.”
Gregory Jackson is the man bent on getting a burger, and he doesn’t call just once…
(911 call ringing)
…Or twice.
(911 Call) “We don’t take cheeseburger orders.”
On Jackson’s ninth try, he finally gets a little “customer service.”
(911 Call) “You give me some information, maybe we can try to help you out.”
Officers go to Jackson’s home, finding him intoxicated. They also discover a warrant for failing to show up at a DUI hearing last week. Jackson spending 120 days in jail for that.
He did get his meal: a prison peanut butter & jelly sandwich. No fries with that.
Chris Hoenig, FOX News Radio.
