Teen Calls Mom, A 911 Dispatcher To Say House Ablaze
An emergency call a 911 dispatcher in Texas recently answered turned out to be from the dispatcher's daughter who was reporting that their house was burning.
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An emergency call a 911 dispatcher in Texas recently answered turned out to be from the dispatcher's daughter who was reporting that their house was burning.
The fire happened in the 7000 block of Peden Road in a residential area near Eagle Mountain Lake.
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Tarrant County is under a ban on outdoor burning following the threat of wildfires due to the dry grass conditions and gusty winds.
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The imminent criminal plea deal between Volkswagen and U.S. prosecutors in an emissions-cheating scandal could be bad news for one group of people: VW employees who had a role in the deceit or subsequent cover-up.
