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Hi there, my name is Paul Dodd, and I'm a paramedic with the London Ambulance Service in England. Alongside my colleague Stuart Gray, who's also a paramedic in London, we've put together an e-book that's now available on Kindle or via the Kindle app.
The book is called '101 Dumb Emergency Calls,' and it’s all about the weird, wacky, and at times completely ridiculous calls that emergency services receive every day. While the tone is definitely light-hearted and humorous, there's also a serious side to it — it shows just how some people misuse these vital services, which can put real lives at risk.
If you're curious, you can check out a preview of the book by clicking the link below:
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Paul Dodd
Stuart Gray
‘101 Dumb Emergency Calls’ is a collection of the most absurd and irrelevant emergency calls that have made headlines in recent years, mostly from the UK and the US. These stories highlight just how often our life-saving services are abused — sometimes with serious consequences.
Featuring funny cartoons and links to original audio clips (some of which have been released publicly by police and ambulance services to demonstrate how seriously some people misuse these resources), this book is both entertaining and eye-opening.
Written by two frontline paramedics, the book draws from real-life experiences — from people calling 999 for directions to bizarre rants about public transport. It's a must-read for anyone who values the importance of emergency services and wants to see how easily they can be taken for granted.
You won’t believe the kinds of calls that people make in the name of a ‘personal crisis.’ Some of them are so strange, they’ll leave you shaking your head in disbelief.