911, this is emergency, operator 625, what is the address of your emergency? - Now help me. - Okay, sir, am I speaking to Dru Nashe?

This is Joe. - Joe, hey, do you have time to answer a couple of questions about tomorrow? - Who is this? - I just have some questions. - I asked who's calling. - It's Katherine Harbor.

Are you a journalist? - Yes. I thought I said I was. I'm with L.A. Times. Is this a bad time for you? I can call back later, really thanks. - Shouldn't you introduce yourself properly before you start asking me questions? - Listen I just want to get your side of the story. - How'd you get this number?

Is this the fire department? - No, ma'am, you've reached 911, but I can connect you to fire, just hold the line. - I can see the flames at the hill side to the east. - I understand, just hold one moment I'll connect you to fire. Just hold the line.

My name is Matthew. I'm personal friends with the governor. I'm here on very important business and I've just been robbed. - Okay, sir, I need more of who you are. Last name, Matthew? - Fontenot. Matthew Fontenot. - How do you spell that, sir? - Fontenot.

Where are you? - Bro, doesn't your computer show that? - No, unfortunately it's not exact. - Man, I need the fucking police! - And I need an address. I need you to get out of your car and read me a street sign or give me a landmark, sir. - I just told you I just got robbed! I'm not leaving my fucking car!

A woman pulled a knife and took my wallet and computer, okay? It has all my work. - And did this just happen? - Yes.

What in the fuck are you doing at dispatch? - Equal Latitude Initiative. Every Sergeant mans the phone twice a month. - Is that a good use of resources? - Yeah, political geniuses with ideas about how to do our fucking job. This phone duty is shit.

Okay, Emily, just try and keep calm. I'm gonna need to figure out where you are. I'm show that you're outside city limits. Try and stay calm, Emily, okay? Just keep pretending like you're talking to your child. Talk to me like I'm your child.

Fucking pick up. - California Highway Patrol. - This is Officer Joe Baylor. LAPD Communications. I have a woman who's been abducted. She's traveling in a vehicle at a high rate of speed somewhere eastbound on the I-10 East to Downtown. You have any units available? - I'll check.

You have a plate number? - No but the woman will tell me when she sees the officers pass. Hold the line.

I get scared being alone too, you know. And you know what I do when I'm lonely? I'd turn on the TV, and I'd have company, why wouldn't you go do that?

And in the meantime. I'm gonna send some officers over there to look after you and Oliver, okay? - I don't wanna talk anymore, I want mommy. - Okay, someone's gonna be with you soon. If you'll need help then call 911. Can you say that for me?

Hey, I've got... I have a technical question. - Sure. - If I logout of my computer and I login into another one, will I still get the same calls? - Yes, they follow your login, not your computer. So your system can go anywhere you go.

You got a sec? - Sure, man, it's calm down here, what's up? - I need you to do me a favor. - Sure thing, what do you need? - Okay, could you send a car over to 5800 Regis St., apartment 6? It's urgent. - Yeah, you got it. Why? - I'm working a convicted felon who kidnapped his ex-wife. Left two kids at the mother's house. They're alone. I need someone to the send a unit over there.

Is there anyone at his house? - I think he lives alone, but there might be clues to where they are going or where he is. Look, we need to hurry. Alright? Get a unit over to the mother's house and then send one over to his and kick his fucking door in if you have to.

You are in enough trouble already. I will send a car to the mother's house. But I'm not gonna have anyone kicking in any fucking doors. It's not your job. - I know that. - Yeah, well, apparently you don't.

What, am I not supposed to talk in here either? - No, in here is fine. You could do something about your attitude though.