911
Coverage of 911 in the Nexus archive.
- Sleeping husband killed in home invasion shooting that was likely an act of revenge
Ivan Barias-Florimon and Stuar Lopez-Reyes are charged with murder in connection with a June 3 shooting that killed Fred Werner and wounded his wife, Sandy Cooper. Authorities believe revenge was likely the motive for the home invasion in Milford, Conn., after the suspects allegedly entered the couple’s bedroom and opened fire.
- Father of 4 young children called 911 to report killing family then took his own life: Police
A father of four young children called 911 to report that he had killed his entire family. According to police in Kansas, this incident was an apparent murder-suicide when he subsequently turned a gun on himself.
- Father of 4 young children called 911 to report killing family then took his own life: Police
A father of four called 911 to report that he had killed his entire family. Police in Kansas said that this incident was an apparent murder-suicide, as the father subsequently turned a gun on himself.
- Father of 4 young children called 911 to report killing family then took his own life: Police
A father of four called 911 to report that he had killed his entire family. Police in Kansas stated that the incident was an apparent murder-suicide, which occurred after he turned a gun on himself.
- Father of 4 young children called 911 to report killing family then took his own life: Police
A father of four called 911 after killing his entire family. Police in Kansas reported that the incident was an apparent murder-suicide, as the man subsequently took his own life.
- Dog saves owner from fire that destroyed his house: ‘She was terrified’
Daniel Naillieux was saved from a house fire in Omaha, Neb., by his dog, Ellie Rose, who woke him up early in the morning. Realizing they were trapped, Naillieux escaped with Ellie Rose through a window onto the roof and called 911. Although he survived, Naillieux lost everything he owned, and the Saunders County victim assistance program is helping his family recover.
- Dog saves owner from fire that destroyed his house: ‘She was terrified’
A Nebraska man named Daniel Naillieux credits his dog, Ellie Rose, with saving his life when she woke him up before a fire destroyed his home. When he smelled smoke, they escaped by crawling out his window onto the roof and called 911. Although grateful to be alive, Naillieux lost everything in the house.
- 4-year-old dies after being electrocuted by clothes dryer, authorities say
A 4-year-old child died after being electrocuted by a dryer in Kansas. Deputies were called to the scene when the parents reported the unconscious child, who had been playing at home. Authorities stated that no foul play is suspected and believe the death was accidental.
- 4-year-old dies after being electrocuted by clothes dryer, authorities say
A 4-year-old child in Kansas died after being electrocuted by a dryer while playing at home. Deputies from the Allen County Sheriff’s Office responded to a report of the unconscious child on Thursday night. Authorities determined that there was no foul play and believe the death was an accident.
- Bomb threat at Pasadena hospital linked to violent extremist group
Authorities responded to a bomb threat made against Huntington Hospital on Friday morning. The threat was allegedly made by a person claiming affiliation with a global online network of extremists through a 911 call.
- Bomb threat at Pasadena hospital linked to violent extremist group
Authorities responded to a bomb threat at Huntington Hospital after an individual called 911, claiming to be part of a global online network of extremists. The threat involved potential violence and the placement of a bomb.
- Coast Guard helps 10 aboard disabled boat near Rickenbacker Causeway
The U.S. Coast Guard's Station Miami Beach crew rescued 10 people from a disabled boat near Rickenbacker Causeway, with commercial salvage teams later towing the vessel to Dinner Key Marina. No injuries were reported, and the Coast Guard emphasized 24/7 availability for maritime emergencies.
- NYC man who made thousands of ‘false’ 911 calls over racially- charged crimes may soon learn fate: cops
A Bronx man in NYC made thousands of false 911 calls, sometimes over 25 per day, and may soon face criminal charges. The calls were linked to racially charged crimes.
- White cop won't get early release for murdering black woman who dialed 911 after he told prison that his colon cancer has now spread to his liver and lungs
A white police officer will not receive early release for murdering a Black woman who had called 911. The officer informed prison authorities that his colon cancer has spread to his liver and lungs.
- 911 caller says fight happened before fatal Burke County shooting
Kenneth Potter was charged with murder after a man was shot in the chest near Hickory, according to Burke County deputies. A 911 caller reported a prior fight at the scene before the fatal shooting. Investigators say their probe is ongoing.
- She called 911 to report an erratic driver. Then a Mountie called her from inside her home
Robin MacDougall called 911 to report an erratic driver, but police later entered her home without her knowledge. RCMP explained they visited because her 911 call was dropped and they were concerned about her safety.
- Baltimore will turn 911 into more than just an emergency number
Baltimore is rethinking the role of 911 to provide social services and healthcare support for non-emergency calls, aiming to prevent crises before they escalate.
- Baltimore will turn 911 into more than just an emergency number
Baltimore is rethinking 911 responses to include social services and healthcare support for non-emergency calls, aiming to prevent crises before they occur.
- Carjacking victim says he called 911 while trapped in car with suspect, who asked him for directions in Houston, Texas
A carjacking victim in Houston, Texas, called 911 while trapped in a car with the suspect, who asked him for directions. The incident highlights the victim's attempt to seek help during the crime.
- Carjacking victim says he called 911 while trapped in car with suspect, who asked him for directions in Houston, Texas
A carjacking victim in Houston, Texas called 911 while being held in the car with the suspect, who asked for directions. The victim was trapped in the vehicle during the incident.
- Carjacking victim says he called 911 while trapped in car with suspect, who asked him for directions in Houston, Texas
A carjacking victim in Houston, Texas, called 911 while being held in the car by the suspect, who asked for directions. The incident highlights the victim's ability to contact police during the ordeal.
- O.C. man shot dead after calling to report mental health crisis
A 20-year-old Irvine man was fatally shot by police after charging at officers with a knife following more than an hour of crisis negotiations. The man had called 911 to report a mental health crisis earlier Thursday.
- 5 dead in attempt to save struggling swimmer in an Ohio river
Five people died during an attempt to save a struggling swimmer in an Ohio river. A motorist called 911 after spotting a frightened child with a group running for help.
- Troopers use ‘boxing’ tactic to stop runaway electric vehicle on highway
Nevada State Police and Las Vegas Metropolitan Police coordinated a 'boxing' tactic to stop a runaway electric vehicle accelerating uncontrollably on the 215 Beltway. The vehicle, traveling up to 90 mph with non-responsive brakes, was brought to a controlled stop near Ann Road, resulting in no injuries. The driver was hospitalized as a precaution.
- Troopers use ‘boxing’ tactic to stop runaway electric vehicle on highway
Nevada State Police used a 'boxing' tactic to stop a runaway electric vehicle on the 215 Beltway in Las Vegas after it accelerated uncontrollably to 90 mph. The driver called 911, and troopers coordinated with agencies to clear traffic and bring the vehicle to a controlled stop with no injuries.
- Troopers use ‘boxing’ tactic to stop runaway electric vehicle on highway
Nevada State Police used a 'boxing' tactic to stop a runaway electric vehicle on the 215 Beltway in Las Vegas after it accelerated uncontrollably to 90 mph. The driver called 911, and troopers coordinated with other agencies to clear traffic and secure the vehicle, resulting in no injuries despite the driver being hospitalized as a precaution.
- He'd just told 911 a car had crashed into a gas line. Then the building exploded
Randolph Pattemore called 911 after witnessing a car crash into a gas line at his north Edmonton apartment building, warning of a potential explosion. Moments later, the building exploded.
- ‘Nothing but God’: Teen helps save 76-year-old woman driving with brain bleed
A 17-year-old Alabama teen, Johnson Thompson, helped save the life of 76-year-old Fannie Garner, who was driving with an undetected brain bleed. Thompson assisted Garner after she experienced a severe headache, called 911, and waited with her until emergency services arrived. Garner later credited Thompson as her 'angel' and was reunited with him after recovering in the hospital.
- ‘Nothing but God’: Teen helps save 76-year-old woman driving with brain bleed
A 17-year-old Alabama teen, Johnson Thompson, helped save a 76-year-old woman, Fannie Garner, who had driven 15-20 miles while suffering from an undetected brain bleed. Thompson called 911 after noticing her disoriented state and provided assistance until emergency services arrived. Garner later credited Thompson as her 'angel' and received treatment at Birmingham Hospital.
- Anson County residents asked not to call 911 about water issues as restoration continues
Anson County residents are being asked to avoid calling 911 for water-related issues as water service restoration continues following a major water main break. Water service is gradually returning to homes and businesses in the area.
- Harrowing 911 audio reveals DreamDoll Brii’s shocked witnesses calling for help after influencer, 21, was gunned down
Harrowing 911 audio reveals witnesses' shocked calls for help after influencer DreamDoll Brii was shot dead in a lime green Lamborghini.
- TN man told 911 his wife was ‘the devil’ and he’s ‘Jesus’ before allegedly killing her. Here’s what we know
Douglas Kirkland Rawl allegedly shot and killed his wife, Allison 'Che’ Che’' Rawl, in College Grove, Tennessee, after a 911 call in which he claimed she was 'the devil' and he was 'Jesus.' Deputies found him outside his home removing clothing and resisting commands before being tased, while the scene included a revolver with five spent casings.
- Truly harrowing 911 audio of family finding toddler drowned in pool — before he came back to life
A family discovered their toddler in their pool and called 911. Doctors initially declared him dead, but he later regained life in the morgue hours after the incident.
- Family seeks answers in Federal Way police shooting that hospitalized man
A 19-year-old Federal Way man was shot by police officers after calling 911 while experiencing suicidal ideation, resulting in his hospitalization. The family is seeking answers regarding the incident.
- Stranger sets homeowner's American Flag on fire
A stranger set a homeowner's American Flag on fire in Detroit’s Green Acres neighborhood. Steve Harmon, a neighbor who recently moved in, heard someone on a bike blowing an air horn to alert the neighborhood before calling 911.
- Have you seen him? Man missing from Matthews
A man is missing from Matthews, and authorities are asking for information on his whereabouts. Anyone with details is urged to contact 911 or a local phone number.
- Son denies waiting days to report father’s death, faces felony charge
Theron Tuttle, a Dallas man, faces a felony charge for allegedly failing to report his father’s death, which investigators believe occurred days before a 911 call on Father’s Day. Tuttle, his father’s caretaker, denies delaying the report and claims police seized his phone after he called emergency services. The deceased, Thomas Tuttle, was a Korean War veteran in his 90s.
- Austin Metcalf’s coach heard pleading ‘stay with me’ in frenzied 911 call moments after Karmelo Anthony’s attack
Austin Metcalf’s coach was heard pleading with the wounded football star during a 911 call shortly after Karmelo Anthony's attack. The call included desperate appeals for Metcalf to 'stay with me.'
- Woman accused of stashing nearly 30 bags of fentanyl inside her body, sheriff’s office says
A woman was arrested after allegedly hiding 28 bags of fentanyl inside her body. She passed a roadblock, received a traffic ticket, misused 911, and had marijuana found during a vehicle search, leading to her arrest and discovery of the drugs during booking.
- 5 San Jose residents arrested for East Bay car burglaries
Five San Jose residents, including two teenagers, were arrested in Livermore for breaking into cars. The incident occurred at 2:30 a.m. on June 18 when multiple residents called 911 to report masked burglars breaking into vehicles. Police surrounded an area near Holmes Street.