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Florida 911 Dispatch Supervisor Was Watching Netflix While Caller Tried To Get Help After Shooting

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A 911 dispatch supervisor was watching a movie on Netflix while a caller tried to get help after someone shot at her car. An internal investigation was done and supervisor Julie Vidaud was watching “I Am Mother” during the 911 call that happened June 9th.

According to reports there was a 34 minute delay in the call being dispatched to an officer. The victim says she actually had to drive herself to the Coral Springs Police station and thats when she was told an officer would be on his way. Vidaud is facing discipline for “Failure to supervise,” and is expected to receive a 2 day suspension without pay. The two dispatchers who answered the calls have been fired.
Read more: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/911-supervisor-played-netflix-movie-caller-sought-help-n1076601

Shandra “Babs” Littleton is a member of the WiLD Squad. She’s originally from Detroit but has spent most of her “grown-up” life in Fort Myers, Florida where she graduated from Florida Gulf Coast University. Babs loves to write about everything from Tampa concerts, to WiLD murders that happened in Florida, and her favorite businesses.

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