A: "Basically, (call) if it's an emergency. If you're witnessing a crime in progress, if there's a medical emergency or if you see a collision occur. We like it if you (call) if you see a disabled vehicle on the side of the road.
"We don't want calls to 911 for nonessential things like, 'Should I go to work today?' … 'What are the roads like?' etc. If it's not an actual emergency, you shouldn't be calling 911."
Kirk Rudeen, trooper with the Washington State Patrol
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