What are MOST of the questiosn a police dispatcher would ask if a crime is in progress?

Question

What are most of the questions that a police dispatcher asks when you call 911 for an emergency which requires a police responce? What are ALL the questions you can think of.

Answer 1

What's your name, how old are you, what color is the sky, are you  okay, is everybody conscious, um um UM is he armed, is he black, is he mexican, do you want ice creams?

Answer 2

Years ago when I was young and lived in Detroit, someone was lying on my porch and banging on the door (late at night). When I called 911 the operator said, "Just ignore him. He'll probably go away soon."

Answer 3

Well I was in a car when this all happened...we watched a guy get thrown out of a truck, and was laying in the ditch, so we called for help and follewed the truck that he got thrown out of.

1. What's your location

2. What kind of vechile is the person in?

3. Are u in any danger

4. What is the person doing now?

5. Tell me all the cross roads you are near

6. Where is the location the body is at?

7. Is that man in the ditch responding to anything?

8. Can you see the officers car's that are coming behind you and in front of you?

9. Can you please come back to the place you seen the guy get thrown out at?

Have a nice day!

It was crazy!  

Answer 4

The five W's

What

Where

When

Who  

Why .

Think about how  each of those thoughts /words helps to get to the truth and helps to develop a quick impression of the situation.

A well organized  and trained 911 system has a set of questions that are designed to develop information quickly and they vary, depending in the set of circumstances that are being presented.

While the call taker is getting the additional information from the caller, the dispatcher is putting out a "crime in progress " call to the  nearest available car, and asking for others to back him/her up at the scene.  Smart Police departments do not let officers not in uniform respond to such calls to prevent accidental Police shootings by other officers.

Jim B. Toronto.

Answer 5

The questions would depend on the type of call. However, Dispatcher's are trained to ask the following on all calls:

#1. Where?

#2. What?

#3. When?

#4. Who?

#5. Why?*

#6. How?*

*would vary by call

Dispatcher's are trained to ask where and what first, so in case the call is disconnected, they have the location and what's going on, and they can fill in the rest later.

Answer 6

While at work some teens came to my restraunt with an axe. they threw it on the counter and started asking us how much money we had and such. F*CK THAT! like im gonna take that. lol. anyways, caled 911, heres what happened.

911 whats your emergency?

Someone came here with an axe asking weird questions bout our register

An Axe!? Holy Sh*t where are they?

on a bike going to the stripes next door to us

what are they wearing?

shorts with white shirts, mexican, shaved heads

please stay on the line

few seconds later they almost get run over by the Police officers truck lol. he gets out and the kids start crying as he rips the axe out of their hands and throws their bike in the back of his truck. really funny