A woman in Euclid, Ohio became an example of a teachable moment when she misused 911 in a classic "incorrect drive-thru order" call.

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The woman told a dispatcher she was at the KFC on Euclid Avenue where she paid for an 8-piece meal, which comes with:

  • Two Drums
  • Two Thighs
  • Two Breasts
  • Two Wings
  • Two Large Sides
  • Four Biscuits

Well, apparently she didn't receive a full eight pieces of chicken, but just four.

“I bought some chicken. I bought some chicken for $25.99, should've been eight pieces. I only got four pieces of chicken in here, and the manager gonna say he packed it the bag,” the woman told the dispatcher.

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"I only got four pieces of chicken, and I want my chicken.

The dispatcher told the woman that this was a civil matter.

"Okay, that's going to be more of a civil manager. You're going to have to take it up with management, and maybe someone above him. There's not much we can do about this," the dispatcher said.


"So you can't help me get my chicken," the woman replied.

"We can send someone over to talk to you," the dispatcher said.

Talk to me? they should be talking to them. They cheating people out they food!" The woman finishes the call with.

An officer was dispatched but told the woman that he couldn't help her.

“While we are here to serve the public, an incorrect drive-thru order is not a police matter,” said Euclid Police Chief Scott Meyer.

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