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 Our law enforcement officers respond to emergencies every day, but every now and then there’s a 911 call that leads to an encounter of the cutest kind. 
  
 That’s what happened to a Greenville County Deputy this week when a toddler called 911 needing some unexpected help. 
  
 When you’re two years old, it’s usually a challenge to pick a favorite toy or a color to draw with. For little Aliyah, dressing herself proved to be a downright emergency. It was so much so, she called on Greenville’s finest, Wednesday, to help her with her pants. 
  
 “Dispatch actually gave us a call and they said it sounded like a baby on the phone and it was basically a 911 hang up call,” said Deputy Martha Lohnes. 
  
 Lohnes was sent to investigate. 
  
 “The door opened up and she comes running out to the front with half a pant leg on and she’s just like “HEY,” said Lohnes. 
  
 A natural with kids thanks to two baby sisters of her own, Lohnes lent a hand. 
  
 “I just ended up sitting down on the stairs helping he put on the rest of her pants and then it was almost like a reward, she just wanted a hug,” she explained. 
  
 Needless to say, when mom, Pebbles Ryan, got the call at work, she was a little surprised. 
  
 “I came home to “oh, the police helped your daughter put pants on”. I was like “OH! Ok?” Then she wouldn’t let any of the police leave because she wanted hugs,” said Ryan. 
  
 She said Aliyah is no stranger to cell phones and they’ve talked about 911 before. 
  
 “We’ve pointed out the numbers but it completely surprised me that she actually did it,” said Ryan. 
  
 “I thought it was awesome that at two years old, she knew to call 911 at all,” added Lohnes. 
  
 Thursday, Aliyah sported a new pair of jeans. This time, these are a little easier to wear. She also got a new friend out of the deal in Deputy Lohnes. 
  
 In a job where Deputy Lohnes too often has to respond to tragedy, she’s grateful for the moment to pause to witness a child’s playful innocence and maybe grab a picture or a hug before hitting the road. 
  
 Last year, the Greenville County Sheriff’s Office responded to more than 250,000 911 calls. They say they respond to every one, not matter what. While they train for every outcome, they added that you can’t teach the passion and charisma that Deputy Lohnes displayed. ||||| The Greenville County Sheriff’s Office shared a story about a call that made one deputy’s day on Wednesday. 
  
 “Not all calls that we go to are in progress robbery and murder calls,” the agency posted on Facebook Wednesday. “As a matter of fact, the vast majority are quite ordinary in nature. So within the busy shift of answering call after call, just one like this will totally make your day as a deputy.” 
  
 The call was from a 2-year-old girl who needed some help getting dressed and chose to bypass her parents’ assistance in favor of someone who knows a thing or two about the importance of a uniform. 
  
 Luckily, Greenville County Sheriff’s Deputy Lohnes wasn’t far away. 
  
 "This little 2-year-old girl dialed 911 without her parents knowing,” Lohnes recounted. “I show up and she comes to the door with her pants half on, saying she can't get them on. So I sit down on the stairs and help her put pants on. And then she proceeds to ask me to pick her up and hug her…and that would be the best part of my shift today." 
  
 Copyright 2016 FOX Carolina (Meredith Corporation). All rights reserved. ||||| A South Carolina two-year-old girl called 911 with a wardrobe emergency. (Greenville County Sheriff’s Office) 
  
 Look, getting dressed is hard. 
  
 There are the “nothing in my closet looks good” mornings. The “it’s freezing outside but my office is a sauna and I don’t know which climate to dress for” mornings. The “I’ve been putting off going to the laundromat for weeks and now all I have to wear to work is this free t-shirt I got at a walk-a-thon in college” mornings. 
  
 And, you know, maybe not all of us have had a “I can’t get my pants on and could use some professional assistance” morning. But in that situation, who among us wouldn’t do the same thing that 2-year-old Aaliyah from South Carolina did, and dial 911? 
  
 A wardrobe malfunction is an emergency, folks. 
  
 Do your kids know how to call 911 in case of emergency? Posted by WSPA 7News on Thursday, March 3, 2016 
  
 The call to the Greenville County emergency dispatcher’s office came on Wednesday, local TV station WHNS reported. 
  
 “Hello. Greenville County, 911” the dispatcher said, succinctly. 
  
 “Hello?” came the almost incoherent reply. 
  
 The dispatcher repeated himself. But all he got was a toddler’s muffled babbling. 
  
 It sounded like a joke call, sheriff’s deputy Martha Lohnes told WSPA, but the dispatcher reached out to the sheriff’s department just to be sure. Lohnes was in the neighborhood nearby, so she headed to the house to investigate. 
  
 Aaliyah’s grandfather answered the door, completely bewildered. He’d had no clue that the little girl had called anyone, let alone the police. 
  
 Then, Aaliya “comes running out to the front with half a pant leg on and she’s just like ‘Hey!'” Lohnes recalled. 
  
 The deputy has two little sisters of her own, so she understood the gravity of the situation. She sat the little girl down on the stairs and helped her get her other leg into pants. Then, because a cop’s work is never done, she helped tie Aliyah’s shoes. 
  
 As a “reward,” Lohnes said, the toddler gave her a hug. 
  
 “It was the highlight of my day and I loved it,” the deputy told WHNS. 
  
 Aaliyah’s mother Pebbles Ryan, who had been at work for the entire wardrobe emergency, was alarmed to get a text from her father saying the cops had showed up at the house. 
  
 Then she saw why. 
  
 “I just started laughing,” Ryan told WHNS. 
  
 Well my youngest baby aaliyah decided to call the police on my dad while I was at work.they thought she was so cute when… Posted by Pebbles Ryan on Thursday, March 3, 2016 
  
 Speaking with WSPA, Ryan said that she’d shown her daughter how to use a cellphone and told her that 911 was the number to call in an emergency. 
  
 Perhaps she could have been a little bit clearer about what exactly an “emergency” entails. 
  
 On Thursday, when Lohnes returned to the house for a TV interview, Aaliyah was sporting a new pair of jeans. These ones, she told WSPA, were a little bit easier to put on. 
  
 Aaliyah, you set an example for us all. 
  
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– When you're 2 years old, getting stuck in a pair of pants seems like an emergency—which explains one needless yet adorable 911 call in Greenville, SC, on Wednesday. Police received a report of a 911 call in which a child could be heard babbling on the other end of the line. But when Deputy Martha Lohnes arrived at the home to investigate, 2-year-old Aaliyah came "running out to the front with half a pant leg on and she's just like, 'Hey,'" Lohnes tells WSPA. The girl had apparently called because she needed help getting dressed. So Lohnes helped her out. "Then it was almost like a reward, she just wanted a hug." "Then she wouldn't let any of the police leave because she wanted hugs," adds mom Pebbles Ryan, who received a call about the incident while at work. Pebbles says she had shown Aaliyah how to call 911 in an emergency but had never expected she'd call about a fashion emergency. The little girl, who was in the care of her grandfather, had made the call without his knowledge, leaving him "completely bewildered," reports the Washington Post. But for Lohnes, "that would be the best part of my shift," she says on Facebook, per Fox Carolina. "Within the busy shift of answering call after call, just one like this will totally make your day as a deputy," the Greenville County Sheriff's Office adds. (A woman called 911 to complain about Chinese food.)
Artikel: Våra poliser svarar på nödsituationer varje dag, men då och då är det ett larmsamtal som leder till ett möte av det sötaste slaget. Det är vad som hände med en Greenville County Deputy denna vecka när ett litet barn ringde 911 behöver lite oväntad hjälp. När du är två år är det oftast en utmaning att välja en favoritleksak eller en färg att rita med. För lilla Aliyah visade det sig att det var en nödsituation att klä sig. Det var så mycket, att hon besökte Greenvilles finaste, onsdag, för att hjälpa henne med byxorna. "Dispatch faktiskt ringde oss och de sade att det lät som en baby på telefonen och det var i princip en 911 lägga på samtal," sade vice Martha Lohnes. Lohnes skickades för att undersöka saken. — Dörren öppnade sig och hon kommer springande ut till framsidan med ett halvt byxben på och hon är precis som — Hej, sade Lohnes. En naturbegåvning med barn tack vare två egna småsystrar, Lohnes hjälpte till. — Jag slutade bara med att jag satte mig ner i trappan och hjälpte honom att sätta på sig resten av hennes byxor och då var det nästan som en belöning, hon ville bara ha en kram, förklarade hon. När mamma, Pebbles Ryan, fick samtalet på jobbet blev hon lite förvånad. “Jag kom hem till “Åh, polisen hjälpte din dotter sätta på byxor”. Jag tänkte: ” OH! Ok?? Då skulle hon inte låta någon av polisen gå eftersom hon ville kramas, "sade Ryan. Hon sa att Aliyah inte är främmande för mobiltelefoner och de har talat om 911 tidigare. "Vi har pekat ut siffrorna men det helt förvånad mig att hon faktiskt gjorde det," sade Ryan. — Jag tyckte det var häftigt, att hon vid två års ålder visste att ringa 911 alls, tillade Lohnes. Torsdagen spelade Aliyah nya jeans. Den här gången är de lite lättare att bära. Hon fick också en ny vän ur affären i vicesheriff Lohnes. I ett jobb där vicesheriff Lohnes alltför ofta måste svara på tragedi, är hon tacksam för tillfället att stanna upp för att bevittna ett barns lekfulla oskuld och kanske ta en bild eller en kram innan hon ger sig ut på vägarna. Förra året svarade Greenville Countys sheriffkontor på mer än 250.000 larmsamtal. De säger att de reagerar på alla, oavsett vad. Medan de tränar för varje utfall, tillade de att du inte kan lära den passion och karisma som vice Lohnes visade. ” The Greenville County Sheriff’s Office delade en historia om ett samtal som gjorde en vicesheriffs dag på onsdag. “Inte alla samtal som vi går till är pågående rån och mord samtal,” agenturen postade på Facebook onsdag. — Faktum är att det stora flertalet är ganska vanliga till sin natur. Så inom det hektiska skiftet av att svara på samtal efter samtal, bara en sådan här kommer helt att göra din dag som vicesheriff.” Samtalet var från en 2-årig flicka som behövde lite hjälp att klä på sig och valde att kringgå sina föräldrars hjälp till förmån för någon som vet en sak eller två om vikten av en uniform. Lyckligtvis var Greenville County Sheriff vicesheriff Lohnes inte långt borta. "Den här lilla 2-åriga flickan ringde 112 utan att hennes föräldrar visste", berättade Lohnes. — Jag dyker upp och hon kommer till dörren med byxorna halvt på, sägande att hon inte kan få på dem. Så jag sätter mig i trappan och hjälper henne att sätta på sig byxor. Och sedan fortsätter hon att be mig att hämta henne och krama henne... och det skulle vara den bästa delen av mitt skift idag." Copyright 2016 FOX Carolina (Meredith Corporation). Alla rättigheter förbehållna. En tvåårig flicka från South Carolina ringde larmcentralen med en garderob. Det är svårt att klä på sig. Det finns “ingenting i min garderob ser bra ut” morgnar. ”Det är iskallt ute, men mitt kontor är en bastu och jag vet inte vilket klimat man ska klä sig för” morgnar. Den “Jag har skjutit upp att gå till tvättomat i veckor och nu allt jag har att bära till jobbet är denna gratis t-shirt jag fick på en walk-a-thon i college” morgnar. Och, du vet, kanske inte alla av oss har haft en “Jag kan inte få mina byxor på och kunde behöva lite professionell hjälp” morgon. Men i den situationen, som bland oss inte skulle göra samma sak som 2-åriga Aaliyah från South Carolina gjorde, och ringa 911? Ett garderobsfel är ett nödläge. Vet dina barn hur man ringer larmcentralen i nödfall? Postat av WSPA 7Nyheter på torsdag, mars 3, 2016 Samtalet till Greenville County akutmottagning kontor kom på onsdag, lokala TV-stationen WHNS rapporterade. — Hallå. Greenville County, 911” expediten sade, kortfattat. — Hallå? kom det nästan osammanhängande svaret. Sändaren upprepade sig. Men allt han fick var ett litet barns dämpade pladder. Det lät som ett skämtrop, sheriffens ställföreträdare Martha Lohnes berättade för WSPA, men expeditören kontaktade sheriffens avdelning bara för att vara säker. Lohnes var i närheten, så hon åkte till huset för att undersöka. Aaliyahs farfar öppnade dörren, helt förvirrad. Han hade inte haft någon aning om att den lilla flickan hade ringt någon, för att inte tala om för polisen. Sedan kommer Aaliya ” springande ut till framsidan med ett halvt byxben på och hon är precis som ’Hej! '”Lohnes erinrade sig. Vicesheriffen har två egna småsystrar, så hon förstod allvaret i situationen. Hon satte sig den lilla flickan nere i trappan och hjälpte henne att få sitt andra ben i byxor. Eftersom en polis aldrig är färdig med sitt arbete, hjälpte hon sedan till att knyta Aliyahs skor. Som en “belöning”, Lohnes sade, gav barnet henne en kram. “Det var höjdpunkten på min dag och jag älskade det,” vicesheriffen berättade WHNS. Aaliyahs mor Pebbles Ryan, som hade varit på jobbet för hela garderobsnöret, blev förskräckt för att få ett sms från sin far som sade att polisen hade dykt upp i huset. Sen såg hon varför. "Jag bara började skratta," Ryan berättade WHNS. Tja min yngsta baby aaliyah bestämde sig för att ringa polisen på min pappa medan jag var på jobbet.de tyckte att hon var så söt när... Postat av Pebbles Ryan på torsdag, Mars 3, 2016 Tala med WSPA, Ryan sade att hon hade visat sin dotter hur man använder en mobiltelefon och berättade för henne att 911 var numret för att ringa i en nödsituation. Kanske kunde hon ha varit lite tydligare om exakt vad en ”nöd” innebär. På torsdagen, när Lohnes återvände till huset för en TV-intervju, spelade Aaliyah ett nytt par jeans. De här, sa hon till WSPA, var lite lättare att sätta på. Aaliyah, du är ett föredöme för oss alla. 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Article: Our police respond to emergencies every day, but occasionally it is an emergency call that leads to a meeting of the cutest kind. That's what happened to a Greenville County Deputy this week when a little kid called 911 needs some unexpected help. When you are two years old, it is usually a challenge to choose a favorite toy or a color to draw with. For little Aliyah, it turned out that dressing was an emergency. It was so much, that she visited Greenville's finest, Wednesday, to help her with her pants. "Dispatch actually called us and they said it sounded like a baby on the phone and it was basically a 911 put on calls," said Deputy Martha Lohnes. Lohnes was sent to investigate. — The door opened and she comes running out to the front with half a pant leg on and she’s just like — Hello, Lohnes said. A natural with children thanks to two own little sisters, Lohnes helped. “I just ended up sitting down the stairs and helping him put on the rest of her pants and then it was almost like a reward, she just wanted a hug,” she explained. When Mom, Pebble's Ryan, got the call at work, she was a little surprised. “I came home to “Oh, the police helped your daughter put on pants”. I thought, ‘ OH! Then she wouldn't let any of the police go because she wanted to hug," said Ryan. She said Aliyah is no stranger to mobile phones and they've talked about 911 before. "We've pointed out the numbers but it totally surprised me that she actually did," Ryan said. “I thought it was cool, that at the age of two she knew to call 911 at all,” Lohnes added. Thursday, Aliyah played new jeans. This time they're a little easier to carry. She also made a new friend out of the store in Deputy Lohnes. In a job where Deputy Lohnes too often has to respond to tragedy, she is grateful for the moment to stop to witness a child's playful innocence and perhaps take a picture or a hug before embarking on the roads. Last year, Greenville County sheriff's office responded to more than 250,000 911 calls. They say they react to everyone, no matter what. While training for each outcome, they added that you cannot teach the passion and charisma shown by Vice Lohnes. “ The Greenville County Sheriff’s Office shared a story about a conversation that made a deputy’s day on Wednesday. “Not all the calls we go to are ongoing robbery and murder calls,” the agency posted on Facebook Wednesday. “In fact, the vast majority are quite common in nature. So within the busy shift of answering calls after calls, only one of these will completely make your day as deputy.” The call was from a 2-year-old girl who needed some help to get dressed and chose to bypass her parents’ help in favor of someone who knows a thing or two about the importance of a uniform. Fortunately, Greenville County Sheriff Deputy Lohnes was not far away. "This little 2-year-old girl called 112 without her parents knowing," Lohnes told me. “I show up and she comes to the door with her pants half on, saying she can’t get them on. So I sit down on the stairs and help her put on pants. And then she keeps asking me to pick her up and hug her... and that would be the best part of my shift today." Copyright 2016 FOX Carolina (Meredith Corporation). All rights reserved. A two-year-old girl from South Carolina called 911 with a closet. It's hard to get dressed. There is “nothing in my wardrobe looks good” mornings. “It’s freezing out, but my office is a sauna and I don’t know what climate to dress for” mornings. The “I’ve postponed going to laundromat for weeks and now all I have to wear to work is this free t-shirt I got at a walk-a-thon in college” mornings. And, you know, maybe not all of us have had a “I can’t get my pants on and could use some professional help” morning. But in that situation, which among us wouldn't do the same thing as 2-year-old Aaliyah from South Carolina did, and call 911? A closet malfunction is an emergency. Do your children know how to call 911 in case of emergency? Posted by WSPA 7News on Thursday, March 3, 2016 The call to Greenville County Emergency Department office came on Wednesday, local TV station WHNS reported. - Hello. Greenville County, 911” the clerk said, briefly. — Hello? came the almost incoherent answer. The transmitter repeated itself. But all he got was a little kid's muffled chatter. It sounded like a joke call, sheriff's deputy Martha Lohnes told WSPA, but the clerk contacted the sheriff's department only to be sure. Lohnes was nearby, so she went to the house to investigate. Aaliyah's grandfather opened the door, completely confused. He had no idea that the little girl had called anyone, not to mention the police. Then Aaliya “run out to the front with half a pant leg on and she’s just like ‘ Hello! ''Lohnes recalled. The deputy has two of her own little sisters, so she understood the seriousness of the situation. She sat down on the stairs and helped her get her other leg in pants. Since a police officer is never finished with his work, she then helped tie Aliyah's shoes. As a “reward”, Lohnes said, the child gave her a hug. “It was the highlight of my day and I loved it,” the deputy told WHNS. Aaliyah's mother Pebbles Ryan, who had been at work for the entire wardrobe cord, was horrified to receive a text message from her father saying police had appeared in the house. Then she saw why. "I just started laughing," Ryan told WHNS. Well my youngest baby aaliyah decided to call the police at my dad while I was at work.They thought she was so cute when... Posted by Pebbles Ryan on Thursday, March 3, 2016 Talk to WSPA, Ryan said she had shown her daughter how to use a mobile phone and told her that 911 was the number to call in an emergency. Perhaps she could have been a little clearer about exactly what a “necessity” means. On Thursday, when Lohnes returned to the house for a television interview, Aaliyah played a new pair of jeans. These, she told WSPA, were a little easier to put on. Aaliyah, you're an example to all of us. 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– När man är 2 år verkar det som en nödsituation att fastna i ett par byxor – vilket förklarar ett onödigt men bedårande 112-samtal i Greenville, SC, på onsdag. Polisen fick en rapport om ett larmsamtal där ett barn kunde höras babbla i andra änden av linjen. Men när vicesheriff Martha Lohnes anlände till hemmet för att undersöka, kom 2-årige Aaliyah "springande ut till fronten med ett halvt byxben på och hon är precis som, 'Hej,'" Lohnes berättar för WSPA. Flickan hade tydligen ringt för att hon behövde hjälp med att klä på sig. Lohnes hjälpte henne. "Då var det nästan som en belöning, hon ville bara ha en kram." "Då ville hon inte låta någon av polisen gå eftersom hon ville ha kramar", tillägger mamma Pebbles Ryan, som fick ett samtal om händelsen medan hon var på jobbet. Pebbles säger att hon hade visat Aaliyah hur man ringer 112 i en nödsituation men hade aldrig väntat sig att hon skulle ringa om en modekris. Den lilla flickan, som var i sin farfars vård, hade gjort samtalet utan hans vetskap, och lämnat honom "fullständigt förvirrad", uppger Washington Post. Men för Lohnes, "det skulle vara den bästa delen av mitt skift", säger hon på Facebook, per Fox Carolina. "Inom det upptagna skiftet av att svara på samtal efter samtal, kommer bara en sådan här att göra din dag som vicesheriff," tillägger Greenville Countys sheriffkontor. (En kvinna ringde 911 för att klaga på kinesisk mat.)
“When you’re 2 years old, it seems like an emergency to get stuck in a pair of pants – which explains an unnecessary but adorable 112 call in Greenville, SC, on Wednesday. Police received a report of an emergency call where a child could be heard babbling at the other end of the line. But when Deputy Martha Lohnes arrived at the home to investigate, 2-year-old Aaliyah "ran out to the front with half a trouser leg on and she's just like, 'Hello,'" Lohnes tells WSPA. Apparently, the girl had called because she needed help getting dressed. Lohnes helped her. "Then it was almost like a reward, she just wanted a hug." "Then she didn't want to let any of the police go because she wanted hugs," adds Mom Pebble's Ryan, who received a call about the incident while at work. Pebbles says she had shown Aaliyah how to call 112 in an emergency but had never expected her to call about a fashion crisis. The little girl, who was in his grandfather's care, had made the call without his knowledge, leaving him "fully confused," states the Washington Post. But for Lohnes, "that would be the best part of my shift," she says on Facebook, per Fox Carolina. "Within the busy shift of answering calls after calls, only one of these will make your day as deputy," adds Greenville County Sheriff's Office. (A woman called 911 to complain about Chinese food.)