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it ends in tragedy.
'everytime', may be too much of an ultimatum, 9 out of 10--; '911' calls end in tragedy. probably closer to the truth.
there is an unspoken law in every prosecutors office, "Never drop a case, bleed 'em & plead 'em".
highly likely the father will get charged, in some sorta 'rinki dink, protect our own', lawsuit.
If a 911 call, could take requests, "pls send officer so-&-so", someone the town knew, who was known to not be; an idiot.
And pay each officer according to their duty, and 911 rank, trigger happy kids with a badge might choose to emulate the
badge they wear, instead of abuse it.