911 Failure: Dispatcher Ignores Pleas for Help

In a shocking example of 911 failure, a Salt Lake City woman and her sister fought for their lives against a knife-wielding maniac and the 911 police dispatcher FAILED to send them help because they did not answer all of the required questions.

During our Brownells Bullet Points segment, Professor Paul discusses a recent experience from the rifle range. Can factory new ammunition fail? What is more important, cost or quality control?

Also, for this week’s SOTG Homeroom from Crossbreed Holsters, we consider what happens when the state forbids the peasants from being dangerous on demand. Do kidnappers and killers respect the disarmed citizen or do they view them like sheep to be slaughtered?

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- TOPIC: Relative of slain family points out dangers of gun control www.dailymail.co.uk
Utah woman called 911 after being stabbed, dispatchers didn’t send a cop www.sltrib.com

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From www.dailymail.co.uk:

A relative of the Mormon family slaughtered in Mexico just days before her wedding has advocated for carrying guns because she says defenseless Mexicans can’t fight back against cartel gunmen.

Kendra Miller, whose sister-in-law was among the nine LeBaron family members gunned down in Sonora state on Monday, claims her family was specifically targeted to wage a war between rival cartels.

Three mothers and six children, aged between six months and 12 years, were killed in the cartel ambush after leaving their La Mora religious community, which is a decades-old settlement in Sonora state founded as part of an offshoot of the Mormon church.

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From www.sltrib.com:

When a stranger broke into their home and attacked them, Bre Lasley and her sister fought back. They punched him. They kicked him. They pulled him to the ground.

But he was stronger — and he had a knife.

During the intense fighting, which included the man stabbing Lasley, the women managed to call 911 for help four times.

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