smspamperedchef
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Well, tonight got home from a show and not long after we have police going up and down our street speeding around, police helicopter out looking for someone obviously. I called the police (non-emerg. #) to see if there was some predator out or something and is it safe to be here. They said it was fine, just looking for someone and if there was a danger they would let us know if that ever happened. Well, the police finally left. I signed off chef success, was heading to let my dog out one last time and then heading to bed. Well, opened my back door and some guy was sitting underneath my kid's playground equipment (basically an area below the slide where a sandbox could go). My good dog, Max immediately barks loudly at him to scare him and I yelled at the guy what the hell he was doing there!? I told Max to GET HIM as well and looked like he was about to.
The guy told me to calm down. I told him I'm not going to calm down and why was he there!?! All the time my face is the only thing hanging out the door only because my dog was out there. He explained that his friends were running from the cops and he didn't want to be found or something like that because he has a new born baby. I told him I don't care, I have my phone and I'm calling 9-1-1 and I slammed the door, Max safely inside. He almost pleaded with me not to do so. I called the police and they were there in like 2 minutes flat! Next thing I know police are running through my house, then they are running up the street with police cars speeding as well! Well, I was freaked out. My DH works nights (which I hate) and I'm home with my 2 boys. I call him up in a frenzie as I couldn't go to sleep of course!
Well, anyway, the police caught him!!!
They thanked me as they said most people wouldn't have called. Evidently they've been looking for this guy (kid-prob. 20's) for a while! My heart is still pounding and police left 45 min. ago. Now, I'm very paranoid. Makes me wonder now how long the guy was sitting out there. My DH leaves for work at 9:30pm (S-Th) and if I have a show I come home shortly after, but the kids are by themselves then. Tonight I didn't get home til 11pm as my host signed up as a consultant tonight and then I ran by the store. Not too sure if I'll leave them anymore. The police helicopter couldn't see the guy because he was hidden so well by our playground. Anyway, that's what's going on here. I can't go to sleep but too tired to stay awake. GRRRR
The guy told me to calm down. I told him I'm not going to calm down and why was he there!?! All the time my face is the only thing hanging out the door only because my dog was out there. He explained that his friends were running from the cops and he didn't want to be found or something like that because he has a new born baby. I told him I don't care, I have my phone and I'm calling 9-1-1 and I slammed the door, Max safely inside. He almost pleaded with me not to do so. I called the police and they were there in like 2 minutes flat! Next thing I know police are running through my house, then they are running up the street with police cars speeding as well! Well, I was freaked out. My DH works nights (which I hate) and I'm home with my 2 boys. I call him up in a frenzie as I couldn't go to sleep of course!
Well, anyway, the police caught him!!!
They thanked me as they said most people wouldn't have called. Evidently they've been looking for this guy (kid-prob. 20's) for a while! My heart is still pounding and police left 45 min. ago. Now, I'm very paranoid. Makes me wonder now how long the guy was sitting out there. My DH leaves for work at 9:30pm (S-Th) and if I have a show I come home shortly after, but the kids are by themselves then. Tonight I didn't get home til 11pm as my host signed up as a consultant tonight and then I ran by the store. Not too sure if I'll leave them anymore. The police helicopter couldn't see the guy because he was hidden so well by our playground. Anyway, that's what's going on here. I can't go to sleep but too tired to stay awake. GRRRR
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