Tales from the front

[PeeJay]

I just wish the calls weren't all recorded!

[Sean]

Just must get sick of these cranks mate


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[PeeJay]

He is a Jigsaw subject, can't imagine if he's the first that he would think he's not the latter. Personally think that he should have his photo on a poster outside his house but I'm sure someone is going to get in trouble now.

[ValeTudoGuy]

There has to be a back story to that.

[PeeJay]

Just taken a call from a guy who wants to complain that an officer is going round telling all his friends that he is a paedophile and a c**t. And?

[mattyhall22]

Peejay do you follow Bullshire police? Worth a peek

[monkey66]

Great post!

[PeeJay]

Yeah, at least your not a traffic officer.

Any more!

[ValeTudoGuy]

Yeah, at least your not a traffic officer.

[tommy]

Yeah its a good thing you do john, it's not easy to hear some of what you are involved in and even harder to deal with the knobs. Respect.

[Sean]

Wow heavy for you that john


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[PeeJay]

Most of the time I'm bored out of my skull though.

[Tucky]

Wow mate that sent shivers down me. I bet most people have never considered half of what you hear and deal with. Respect mate

[PeeJay]

Not everything on Facebook is crap, I just found the best job description for my job that I've ever read


Who Am I?
I am the voice that calms the mother into breathing life back into her asthmatic infant son.
I am the invisible hand that holds and comforts the elderly man who woke up this morning to find his wife of fifty years has passed away during the night.
I am the friend who talks the disgruntled teenager out of ending her own life.
I sent you help when you had your first car crash.
I am the one who tries to obtain information from callers to ensure that the scene is safe for those I dispatch to emergencies - all the while anticipating the worst and hoping for the best.
I am the psychologist who readily adapts my language and tone of voice to serve the needs of those I talk to.
I have heard screams of faceless people I will never meet - and never forget.
I have cried at the atrocities of mankind and rejoiced at the miracles of life.
I was there, though unseen by my colleagues in the field during the most trying of emergencies.
I have often tried to visualise the scene to coincide with the voices I have heard.
I usually am not privy to the outcome of a call, and so I wonder?
I am the one who works weekdays, weekends, days and nights and public holidays.
Children do not say they want to do my job when they grow up.
Yet, I am at this vocation through my own choice.
Those I help don't often thank me.
Still, there is comfort in the challenge, integrity, and purpose of my employment.
I am thankful to be part of and to be able to provide such a meaningful service.
I am a Mother, Father, Husband, Wife, Sister, Brother, Son, or Daughter.
I am where you need me and I am still here even when you don't.
My office is never empty, and the work there is never done.
I am always on call.
The training is strenuous, demanding, and never ending.
No two days at work are ever the same.
Who Am I?
I am an Emergency Operator and I am proud of what I do.

[Sean]

I like to do that myself mate makes my day. But there will always be people trying to con people out of money


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