911 calls

Newly released 911 calls capture panic following a deadly crash on Lower Broadway where a driver struck pedestrians. The incident occurred Saturday afternoon, leading to immediate emergency response efforts.

A T-Mobile wireless service disruption in Davidson County may affect some customers' ability to make 911 calls. The Nashville Department of Emergency Communications was notified on Monday, and T-Mobile is working to resolve the technical issues. Customers are advised to use alternative phones if 911 cannot be reached.

The city of Richmond has begun transferring 911 calls to the Department of Emergency Communications (DEC). The Richmond Ambulance Authority (RAA) will now handle emergency calls alongside DEC.

Passengers in robotaxis are falling asleep, leading to incidents such as spilled drinks, food drops, vomiting, medical emergencies, and two reported births. These events have prompted frantic 911 calls.

Richmond's planned changes to its 911 call-handling system have been delayed by several weeks as city officials refine the details of the transition process.

A toddler in Arizona was initially declared dead but was later found alive in a hospital morgue, according to a new police report and 911 calls that provided additional details. CBS News correspondent Jericka Duncan reported the story.

The Broward Sheriff’s Office released 911 calls from a fatal shooting at a North Lauderdale Walmart parking lot on June 30, where a man was killed during a parking dispute. A woman is in custody and claims self-defense, while the victim, identified as 62-year-old Bart Diguglielmo, was shot after an argument with the woman.

The release of 911 calls is providing new insight into a deadly shooting during an apparent home break-in in east Charlotte. The incident occurred last month.

The article discusses 911 call recordings from the Kerr County Floods, obtained by KXAN, which include the first of nearly 200 calls received by Travis County dispatch during the flood event. The calls served as a lifeline for some callers and a final goodbye for others.

A California state senator is proposing legislation to require public release of 911 call records from immigration detention centers, addressing concerns over inadequate oversight linked to sexual assault, inhumane conditions, and deaths. Senate Bill 423 would mandate disclosure of emergency call audio and video while protecting victim identities and active investigations.