Didn't know Chimp's were that big or dangerous.

A 911 operator is expected to know the situation before rolling anybody anywhere.

Having heard the tape and the virtual incoherence of the caller, and considering the peculiar situation being incoherently described, I think that the operator can be forgiven for not instantly putting it all together.

The issue I have is with the response time. I heard the whole 15 minute call and the cops don't show up till like 12 or 13 minutes after she gets on with him. And the woman is FREAKING OUT. I would be too if a 200 lb angry chimp was on the loose.

I live a few towns over and can tell you Stamford isn't that big of a city. They should have responded quicker upon mention of "my friend is dead" and "he ripped her face off". Hopefully I'm never in a situation there that requires immediate police assistance.

That all being said, the dispatcher is pretty thick. "Tell the cops to bring guns!" "Huh what, he has a gun?"
 
A 911 operator is expected to know the situation before rolling anybody anywhere.

Having heard the tape and the virtual incoherence of the caller, and considering the peculiar situation being incoherently described, I think that the operator can be forgiven for not instantly putting it all together.

Bull ****.

She called for help.

Said someone was getting killed.

Said to send a gun.

Roll em and WHILE THEY ARE EN ROUTE... then ask the rest of the details and fill the responders in.

It was only seconds but seconds count.
 
Send this ****ing clown to jail and for God's sake do NOT let her near another animal as long as she lives. Too stupid to exist.
 
Send this poo pooing clown to jail and for God's sake do NOT let her near another animal as long as she lives. Too stupid to exist.

earlier she admitted giving a non-prescribed xanax (which sometimes causes agression) to the already agitated chimp 5 minutes before the attack. later on in the day she supposedly said she never gave the animal drugs. based on how the story is changing, i'm thinking she is feeling the heat and likely will face criminal charges.
 
Just for the record, if I lost my eyes, jaw and nose, just let me die. Please. Spare the seven hour surgery and use one of the cop bullets on me.

In all seriousness, I would not want to be saved. Poor poor woman. This is much more sad then previously thought.
 
Just for the record, if I lost my eyes, jaw and nose, just let me die. Please. Spare the seven hour surgery and use one of the cop bullets on me.

In all seriousness, I would not want to be saved. Poor poor woman. This is much more sad then previously thought.
Don't worry buddy, I'd have your best interest...
Doctor- He has a splinter in his finger.
Me- Noooo! Pull the plug! He wouldn't want to live like that!
Doctor- But he isn't in any danger at all, he'll be fine!
Me- Fine! I'll do it myself! (Grabs pillow)
 
that's sad. I don't know if I can beat a chimp. But that Mofo would have one hell of fight on his hands if he tried to eat my face.

No offense. But sadly I would think not.

They have nails that are extremely thick and sharp and their teeth are incredible strong and viscous.

Keep in mind their "feet" grasp and claw like hands as well.

They are also much stronger than us pound for pound.

Not really a chance...
 
Personally, I would not work with chimps or other exotics... Even if a studio was paying the liabilty insurance, I would not want my name associated with such a project were a tragedy to happen.... Can you say "Vic Morrow" ?

Dogs, horses, and common barnyard animals would be fine. These already have a working relationship with humans; basically anything you can adopt on www.petfinder.com is easy enough for ppl to deal with. Felines of any kind simply creep me out.... but that is another discussion.

Jeff:beer:
 
Personally, I would not work with chimps or other exotics... Even if a studio was paying the liabilty insurance, I would not want my name associated with such a project were a tragedy to happen.... Can you say "Vic Morrow" ?
Yes... everyone know that Helicopters are unpredictable animals, and belong in the wild... :huh:
 
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