Toddler in Oklahoma makes an emergency call to the police for donuts

The police badge of the Moore Oklahoma Police Department.
@Deepizzaguy (108023)
Lake Charles, Louisiana
March 18, 2025 3:28pm CST
Police officers in Moore Oklahoma received a phone call from a young toddler named Bennett used a cellphone that belongs to his relatives with permission when he accidentally called 911 to request to have doughnuts delivered to his home. Police officers answered the request from the toddler whose age was not released by coming to his home on Thursday February 27 as a goodwill gesture due to the age of the child since in real life if anyone of us make crank calls to the police, we would be in trouble with the authorities. Link is upi.com/3521741028902 via @upi
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@rakski (135026)
• Philippines
19 Mar
that is awesome!!
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@rakski (135026)
• Philippines
20 Mar
@Deepizzaguy but of course there should be an adult supervising the toddler but the police are kind-hearted for understanding
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@Deepizzaguy (108023)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
19 Mar
I know what you mean since the police understood that Bennett is a child.
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@Deepizzaguy (108023)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
20 Mar
@rakski You are right.
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• India
19 Mar
It is heartwarming that the officers responded with kindness instead of treating it as a serious issue. There are few instances which had turned hilarious as well. I often wondered how toddlers are able to randomly dial the 911. Rather than reprimanding the family, the police chose to make it a positive experience. This approach definitely helps in building trust between the community and law enforcement. In most cases, prank calls to 911 can result in consequences, but the officers showed good judgment given the child’s age. Their visit is a good example of community policing and fostering goodwill. It’s nice to see officers engaging with the public in a way that promotes a friendly relationship. Thanks for sharing as usual.
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@Deepizzaguy (108023)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
19 Mar
You are welcome.
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@xstitcher (33608)
• Petaluma, California
19 Mar
Cute.
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@Deepizzaguy (108023)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
19 Mar
I know what you mean since the police were nice to Bennett due to his age.
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@RasmaSandra (83405)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
18 Mar
Bennett must have really been surprised,
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@Deepizzaguy (108023)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
19 Mar
Bennett was very surprised that the police officers came to his home to deliver donuts.
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@JudyEv (349221)
• Rockingham, Australia
19 Mar
I guess it was easy for Bennett to ring the wrong number.
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@Deepizzaguy (108023)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
19 Mar
It was an error that Bennett made calling 911 by accident since he did not know that the cellphone could dial 911 for real.
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@Dena91 (16865)
• United States
19 Mar
When Bennett wanted those donuts, he knew who to call Glad that the police were understanding with him.
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@Deepizzaguy (108023)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
19 Mar
I am in agreement with you.
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@AmbiePam (96643)
• United States
19 Mar
I’m sure they’ll remind him of this when he’s older.
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@innertalks (22486)
• Australia
18 Mar
I wonder if the Police officers brought some donuts with them too, for the toddler.
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@Deepizzaguy (108023)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
19 Mar
Most likely what happened that the police officers brought donuts.
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