911 call over blocked traffic?

[Edwina's Secretary]

Just imagine what he would have done if someone stole a campaign sign from his yard! Call in the military I suspect? The FBI maybe?

[rosethecopycat]

And this is news, why?

Is it the most outrageous call that ever came into the 911 system or something?

This crap happens every day.

Donna, & Laura-
Where do you derive the feeling of "being better than..." or "exemption from rules" when he never even stated his name, such as 'Do you know who you're speaking to? This is Joe McCain....'

You guys sure do read a lot into things.

That was a stupid irresponsible call, regardless who made it.

Irrelevant because every 911 system in the country can give you the 'stupidest' call of the night.

[RICHARD]

You guys sure do read a lot into things.

That was a stupid irresponsible call, regardless who made it.

Irrelevant because every 911 system in the country can give you the 'stupidest' call of the night.

The police tracked him down and tested him for electrolyte abuse.

Results are pending.

[rosethecopycat]

The police tracked him down and tested him for electrolyte abuse.

Results are pending.

I think they found him at Starbucks, or was it Rud*uckers?

[RICHARD]

I think they found him at Starbucks, or was it Rud*uckers?

COSTCO,

I love you.

[jennielynn1970]

First, he calls 911 for a non-emergency. He didn't say, my gosh, is there someone in distress, is there something horribly wrong? I'm concerned.

No. "There's a backup on the damn drawbridge." Then he tells her to F off.

Nice.

No matter who it was calling, are they ignorant enough to not know that 911 will call you back???

Not very bright.

[Grace]

He called 911, and was rude (&^#$%#$*@) to the operator. As it was a 911 call, his number showed on the screen, so the operator called back. He didn't pick up, but his voice mail identified him as Jim McCain, involved in a family political situation.

The operator left a message; he called again on 911, and as I understand it, was once again quite rude.