Teenager called 911 to get help for her dying dad, ends up being arrested for a “ridiculous” reason

A 17-year-old girl called 911 after her father collapsed in their kitchen and began having a seizure, just three weeks after he was hospitalized and underwent brain surgery, as per reports.

The girl, Adrianne, didn’t get an answer on her first attempt, so she tried again. Panicked, she said, “What the f***?” while the phone was ringing, but Officer Robert picked up at exactly that moment.

She asked Officer Robert for an ambulance to be sent to her address, to which he replied, “Well, okay, first of all, you don’t need to swear over 911 and slow down.”

“OK, send me a f****** ambulance!” Adrianne responded, frustrated.

Adrianne told news outlets that she was worried her father was going to die, but she wasn’t given the opportunity to explain that on the call because the officer hung up the phone after she said a swear word.

She tried calling back and asked the officer, “Are you going to give me an ambulance?”

“Are you going to swear again, you stupid a**?” Robert responded.

“Are we going to have a f****** problem?” Adrianne said.

“No! You’re not going to get one!” Robert replied, presumably referring to an ambulance.

After Adrianne’s several attempts to have an ambulance sent to her home, Robert finally transferred the call to the fire desk.

“I kept getting a 911 call from this filthy-mouthed girl that wanted a rescue,” he said as he transferred the call. “I never found out what it was, and I was never able to transfer it over to you.”

Robert said the same thing as he dispatched a squad car to her home.

Adrianne rushed to the police department to get help, as she was unaware Robert had dispatched a patrol vehicle. Her brother stayed by their father’s side as they waited for help.

When she arrived at the headquarters, Robert said to her, “Are you the girl with the foul mouth?”

Robert then proceeded to arrest Adrianne on the spot for disorderly conduct and abusing 911, a charge that doesn’t exist.

The officer refused to comment on the incident. He was suspended for two weeks without pay following the incident and was sent for additional training.

The chief of police said the incident was “not the station’s finest moment.”