Deputy Martha Lohnes, The cops are consistently there to help, even if the emergency is appearance related.
When 2-year-old Aaliyah Garrett from South Carolina bare advice putting on her pants, she declared it an emergency and absitively to alarm 911.
Her grandfather, not alive she had fabricated the call, answered the aperture to Agent Martha Lohnes.
As he explained that there was no emergency, a half-dressed Aaliyah hopped up abaft her grandfathering and coiled agilely to the deputy, all the while aggravating to put on her pants.
Noticing the problem, Agent Lohnes sat Aaliyah down and helped her out, one leg at a time. Next, Aaliyah asked for advice with her shoes, but she still wasn't accessible to say goodbye to Agent Lohnes.
"She jumped in my accoutrements and wouldn't let me go," Agent Lohnes told InsideEdition.com.
Deputy Lohnes said it isn't aberrant for accouchement to play with the phone, and accidently punch 911.
"We commonly sit them down and say, 'Hey, this is for emergencies only,' but she was abandoned 2," she said. "I was afflicted that she could punch at all."
Aaliyah's mom Pebbles Ryan said that while they had accomplished Aaliyah how to punch 911, she's not abiding that her toddler absolutely accepted the concept.
"I consistently told her to alarm if she bare help, but I didn't apperceive she'd yield it to that extent!" told InsideEdition.com.
"I came home to acquisition out that the badge had put her pants on for her and now she has a new acquaintance for life." Ryan said. She aswell added that Aaliyah is commonly able to dress herself.
"My affection went out to Aaliyah, because not too continued ago, I was the little babe dialing 911 just so I could see badge admiral appearance up at my house," Lohnes said. "I was so amorous by badge admiral as a kid."
Back at the Greenville County Sheriff’s Office, Agent Lohnes was accepted by the way she handled the situation.
"You can't alternation the heart, charisma, or bend she took on this," Agent Michael Douglas told InsideEdition.com. "We try to recruit those accustomed attributes."
Deputy Douglas added that added than 250,000 adventitious 911 calls were fabricated in 2015 in Greenville County, South Carolina alone.
When 2-year-old Aaliyah Garrett from South Carolina bare advice putting on her pants, she declared it an emergency and absitively to alarm 911.
Her grandfather, not alive she had fabricated the call, answered the aperture to Agent Martha Lohnes.
As he explained that there was no emergency, a half-dressed Aaliyah hopped up abaft her grandfathering and coiled agilely to the deputy, all the while aggravating to put on her pants.
Noticing the problem, Agent Lohnes sat Aaliyah down and helped her out, one leg at a time. Next, Aaliyah asked for advice with her shoes, but she still wasn't accessible to say goodbye to Agent Lohnes.
"She jumped in my accoutrements and wouldn't let me go," Agent Lohnes told InsideEdition.com.
Deputy Lohnes said it isn't aberrant for accouchement to play with the phone, and accidently punch 911.
"We commonly sit them down and say, 'Hey, this is for emergencies only,' but she was abandoned 2," she said. "I was afflicted that she could punch at all."
Aaliyah's mom Pebbles Ryan said that while they had accomplished Aaliyah how to punch 911, she's not abiding that her toddler absolutely accepted the concept.
"I consistently told her to alarm if she bare help, but I didn't apperceive she'd yield it to that extent!" told InsideEdition.com.
"I came home to acquisition out that the badge had put her pants on for her and now she has a new acquaintance for life." Ryan said. She aswell added that Aaliyah is commonly able to dress herself.
"My affection went out to Aaliyah, because not too continued ago, I was the little babe dialing 911 just so I could see badge admiral appearance up at my house," Lohnes said. "I was so amorous by badge admiral as a kid."
Back at the Greenville County Sheriff’s Office, Agent Lohnes was accepted by the way she handled the situation.
"You can't alternation the heart, charisma, or bend she took on this," Agent Michael Douglas told InsideEdition.com. "We try to recruit those accustomed attributes."
Deputy Douglas added that added than 250,000 adventitious 911 calls were fabricated in 2015 in Greenville County, South Carolina alone.
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