Accidental 911 call from malfunctioning cell phone

Heard on: Howard County Police, Fire and EMS

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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Two Adam Ten reference on 911 .

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Dispatch two Adam Ten reference on 911 .

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Go ahead.

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Two Frank Ten for 911 .

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Phase two cell phone flagging on Doe Hill Court to the Adam two.

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(name withheld) State on the line advised it was accidental.

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Her phone is acting up.

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No credit history.

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Time for a cancel.

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That's right.

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Thank you, sir.

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The cell phone does have history on it for 10-96 .

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Code two. We're not getting any answer on callback.

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It's hitting at the same location of where it has the history.

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Do you want a unit to respond or cancel?

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What's the location? So it's hitting at.

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(number withheld) Honey Hill Road, and all the history for 10-96 is (number withheld) Honey Hill Road.

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Ten four. Ten four.

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Ten four.

7/1/2026 02:03 AM

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Honey Hill Rd, Laurel, MD 20723

Accidental 911 call from malfunctioning cell phone

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Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, dispatchers handled a possible accidental 911 call from a cell phone pinging near Honey Hill Road. The caller reported the call was accidental, and the phone had prior related history, so units discussed whether a response was needed.

Accidental 911 call from malfunctioning cell phone

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