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By Bill Carey
SA国际传媒
CLEVELAND 鈥� A woman called 911 to request a Cleveland ambulance so she could charge her phone, . The unusual request followed recent severe weather and power outages.
During the call with dispatchers in early August, the woman mentioned that she did have medical issues but she also needed to charge her phone. An ambulance arrived within 3 minutes, reported.
In the recording, the dispatcher asks, 鈥淲hy do you need to go to the hospital, Ma鈥檃m?鈥�
The woman replies, 鈥淏ecause the police didn鈥檛 come to get me...let me charge my phone. Take me back home. I need to charge my phone.鈥�
The dispatcher asks, 鈥淵ou want an ambulance to go to the hospital just to charge your phone?鈥� and the woman responds, 鈥淭o charge the phone, yes.鈥�
The EMS crew spent nearly an hour at the scene and the woman refused transport to the hospital.
