When you call 911, you can expect to answer questions which will help the dispatcher determine what is happening, what type of response is necessary, how many or much to sent and other information which is deemed pertinent to the call. All callers are normally asked to answer a standard set questions which will help to type and prioritize the call, and provide responding officers with all amplifying information prior to their arrival. Be sure to give your phone number is case further information is needed. Please provide a brief description of what is happening. This helps the dispatcher determine the priority of any response.
Clothing also starts top to bottom, hat, shirt, coat, pants, shoes.
If a vehicle is involved, try to provide the dispatcher with the color, make, year, model, body type and license number and the direction of travel. Western Kentucky University.