Those Homeland Security messages reminding the public to be vigilant and alert are being heard loud and clear in Lima, Ohio. On October 11th, a quick witted citizen mistook a Judo class at the local YMCA for a hostage situation.
The citizen called 911 to report the incident and also informed the police that one of the gunman had escaped in an SUV. The SUV, she described, happened to be leaving the parking lot during the "hostage" crises. Well, come to find out, after the police pulled over the "gunman's" car that it was a woman on her way home from work with her four children.
How the concerned citizen thought this was a hostage situation is sad enough but then to target some random car leaving the parking lot as the gunman is unbelievable.
The best part? The woman driving the SUV is now trying to sue the police. LOL
3 comments:
Sounds like too much 24.
Everything is not related to 24 LOL
I think we need to have a 24 Intervention here.
First- what type of freak is watching or spying on Judo class, mistake them for a hostage situation, then have the courage to call 911. Some persons are to busy paying attention to everyone else. GET A LIFE! As far as the lady that plans to sue the police. They where doing there job. They pulled her over based off the information of the freak that call it in. Can we eliminate these type of persons and call it "process of elimination"? Or Oxygen Thiefs.
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