The family of a Detroit, Michigan woman plans to file a wrongful-death lawsuit against the city of Detroit after her six-year-old son's calls to emergency operators were allegedly dismissed as prank calls . The family released the tapes of the emergency calls to the media on Friday. The boy called 911 three hours later, and reports say the operator who answered the call , may have been the same operator that answered the first call. The operator asked to speak to the mother  saying "before I send the police over there." Then she said to the boy, "You shouldn't be playing on the phone. Now put her on the phone before I send the police over there to knock on the door, and you're going to be in trouble."
The family of a Detroit, Michigan woman plans to file a wrongful-death lawsuit against the city after her six-year-old son's calls to emergency operators were allegedly dismissed as a prank . The family released the tapes of the emergency calls to the media on Friday. The boy called 911 three hours later, and reports say the operator who answered the call may have been the same operator that answered the first call. The operator asked to speak to the mother before saying "before I send the police over there." Then she said to the boy, "You shouldn't be playing on the phone. Now put her on the phone before I send the police over there to knock on the door, and you're going to be in trouble."
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