A woman in Ohio called the police to complain about her food order

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I just wonder what went through the mindset of a woman in Euclid Ohio when she called 911 to report that when she ordered an eight piece meal of fried chicken from a Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) store two weeks ago, she received four pieces. The dispatcher told the angry woman that police officers cannot handle complaints from irate customer dealing with being shortchanged at a restaurant. However the angry female customer insisted that a police officer in Euclid come to the KFC restaurant and settle the problem. I can see the look of disappointment from the angry female customer when the police officer did show up at the fried chicken store and told her that was nothing he could do to solve the problem since if she was shortchanged, take it with the store manager. In the 20 years I worked at Domino's Pizza, I do not remember any customer asking or my fellow workers to call a police officer to complain that their order was not correct. The manager of the store 9 out of 10 times would likely make the customer happy by giving the angry customer at the KFC what she wanted since the customer is always right even if they are not.