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Self-Defense Tip: Don’t Listen to the 911 Operator
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Bruce W. Krafft
Website: http://www.freelibertywriters.com/
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"Anyone remember the mysterious assault on Dan Rather? According to the disgraced CBS anchor, his attacker asked him a bizarre question: 'What's the frequency Kenneth?' And now we have another phrase entering the mainstream, thanks to the 911 operator speaking with George Zimmerman. When Zimmerman admitted that he was following Trayvon Martin, the 911 guy said 'We don't need you to do that.' Aside from the statement's similarity to the famous quote from HAL 9000, the interchange raises an important point for armed self-defenders before, during and after a defensive gun use (DGU): don't listen to 911 operators. Here are three reasons why you should tell 911 who, what and where and then put the phone down or hang up . . ." ... |
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