Rescue 911 - "911 Don't Talk Now" 

I wish that they'd bring this show back cause I love watching shows about actual events

OMG!! I haven't seen this in YEARS!!! as a child I loved this ❤️

Sgt TJ McEvoy retired this evening. We will all miss him dearly!!! "Had There Been"! Heroes get remembered but legends never die.

This show needs to come back with new episodes

Thank You 911, and to the Officer's that were able to do everything correctly!!!!

The police showed up exactly in 5 mins like they said nice timing

5:18, I like how the officer just breaks the window

I always hear that man voice whenever i watch late 19s documentary his voice is actually for me kne of the most chillin

I'm glad you weren't hurt other than scaring you tremendously. I really hope that the boys who were trying to burglarize this home will have learned they're a lesson. The Central of another person who passed on the information will also be held accountable.

People should always have their addresses on their houses and easy to see!!! I worked for the post office and it was so frustrating how hard some houses are to find. I can only imagine if you're trying to answer a 9-1-1 call and can't find the right house!! And, also, most emergencies happen at night when it's dark. So mark your house well!

This the first despatcher that really does a good job by telling her she can stop talking ..and not asking silly questions. 👍 Thanks for sharing

I never tell anyone that I would be home alone period

Certainly takes the phrase "With friends like these..." to an extreme. I hope her "friend" got dealt the same punishment.

like the whole time I was saying to myself "PLEASE DON'T GO IN THE ROOM SHE IS IN!!"

Back in 2004, my townhouse was broken into while I was at work. When I got home, I found some things out of place and some Christmas presents ripped open and thrown about. At the time there was talk about a lion on the loose in one of the nearby suburbs. The presents that had been ripped open were food-scented candles, and I thought an animal had gotten in (didn't have my cats at the time). It was disorienting, and a strange light in the kitchen distracted me from initially noticing all of my DVDs gone. I went into the kitchen and found the fridge open and food thrown about. That's when I saw the cupboards open and the back door unlocked and open. Realizing somebody had gotten in, every scene from every horror movie I've watched flooded my head with thoughts of somebody coming up behind me. Fearing somebody could still be there, I ran out the front door and called 9-1-1. Two officers arrived. Watching them go inside with guns drawn was the scariest thing I've ever gone through. They didn't find anybody. Insurance covered my losses. Turns out there had been a rash of daytime break-ins in the neighborhood when people were at work. Two days before Christmas, sheriff deputies caught a 20-year old kid in the act of breaking into a house south of my place. He never wore gloves at any of the crime scenes and was linked up with all of them. As it turned out, I had seen the kid before. The townhouses on both sides of mine were empty at the time. When the guy two doors down from me was out of town, his teenage daughters were having some wild parties with lots of kids out on the yard in front of the four townhouses that make up our building. The kid that had been arrested had been at those parties, apparently seeing that nobody was on either side of my place, and targeted me. While I didn't get any of my things back, his arrest was the best Christmas present I got that year.

Terrifying! I love this show. I dont care if its old. They should bring it back.

Never tell any strangers where you're going and that you're staying by yourself I would get a big dog to attack bad people

The hunter became the hunted!! How ironic!! I'm glad they got them ! Poor thing she was terrified!!

I used to live in North Andover Ma. Trust me that place was a very rough town and you had to be careful who you spoke to and trusted. The Police in that town are serious this was in 2002 when you called for help even if it was for something tiny and minor they would send three Patrol cars.

3:17 My god that music is creepy as hell, but admittedly, it fits for the subject matter of this segment.

In the case of an active intruder, particularly if the police are unsure of the residence, lights and siren should be used to try to scare them out of the house. Main priority is keeping the occupant safe, not catching the criminal.

praise the quick response from the police

Good luck with your project today keep up your good luck with

I want the 2023 version of this show

Apparently these 2 burglars were aware of the ppl in the house going out of town if you're are going on vacation, please let your neighbors know so they can watch everything that's going on in and around the residence glad she's doing alright and okay and doing well

I guess if someone breaks into your house and you're stuck in your room, the closet and under the bed are about the only places to hide. I guess most people go for the bed since burglars are probably going to look through the closets for stuff to steal.

Can you imagine how freekin loud the ear peace of that phone would be while trying to hide? lol

Not entirely true - a burgler will cost you more in property damage LOOKING for valuables than if they'd just found them right away. Best policy is to leave a decoy cash/jewelry stash in one of the first places they'll look - an amount that looks genuine but isn't a total loss either. $500 in the top dresser drawer for example. Remember, if they broke in, they probably won't leave until they find something or destroy everything trying.

When Kimberly heard the cat Janey, she said “Janey, is that you?”

Good show. Still enjoy watching it

Today’s the 30th anniversary of when this happened so Kimberly is 52 now. When I saw those burglars break in, I was terrified. I’m sure that Kimberly will always hold a place in her heart for the police who came to her rescue.

When going on vacation you should tell your neighbors. And if you come home and the house is broken into don't go in call 911

I hope it wasnt that friend at the end of the video that helped set up the burgulary.

They need to make sure the victim is okay and that the victim stays calm, and they also need to stay updated on where the suspects are in the house.

thanks allgood200 for taking the time to upload all these. Your cool!

this is creepy and scarey all in 1 i live 20-30 mins from andover mass iam getting chills now.

"We're trained in that situation to be as quiet as possible." That's what really ticks me off about 911 operators. They don't freaking get it. You call and give them your address and all of the details, and they act like there is more and more that you need to tell them. While I understand that they are to keep you on the phone as long as they can, in this situation, it's unsafe to talk.

It was basically the same scenerio as this segment, except it happened in the morning instead of at night.

the phone would probably break in my hand from squeezing it so tight due to so much fear

For the full effect of this chilling segment; watch the video at night with the lights out.

It's a re-enactment of a true story. It has a happy ending, though.

yeah i know about People Who you think is a "Close Friend" and they turn around and backstab you,

This is why i tell no one about my planned holidays. I just turn up with photos and a tan xD

My bit bull is on guard mode every second of the day. No one comes in or out without her approval. I sleep very restful nights knowing she has by back.

Always give accurate info to 911 of what address to your house.

OMG I am never staying home alone again!!!

"Sometimes the only thing that can sustain our hope is a caring voice, and blind trust" Thats cute Will....I personally prefer a 12 guage under the bed.....but thats just me

"911 Jagged Edge Rescue" from Episode 425. As far as I know, it's not on youtube.

I’d be scared to death if I was in a situation like this. I’d be hysterical but I’d just hide in my parents’ bathroom. I live in a one story house. I don’t think I can fit under my parents’ bed. My rat terrier dog, Peanut, barks whenever someone is at our door. If I said if something like this happened to me, I’d be scarred for a long time.

God bless you with all my heart I will pray for you 😇😇❤❤

This Is 1 Of The Scariest Segments

cute cat

Why are there no numbers on these houses?!

Yes, we've been trading Rescue 911 episodes with each other since 2003.

Somebody break in my house they gonna be disappointed lol

92. I just graduated hi school. Great times. I bet the 911 dispatcher and the officer on the phone were having serious anxiety not being able to do anything.

I make hiding places for myself in my home that only I know about so that if this happens they will NEVER find me =)

She said to the 911 operator that her door didn't lock. I probably wouldn't hide in the closet if I could get under the bed, if someone is robbing the house they're probably going to look in the closet for stuff to steal.

Glad we have brave officers to get rid of these scumbags. They come like guardian angels to protect the innocent.

i know all about those "close friends"... i just eliminated one out of my life when she was going and blabbing every little thing thing i did.. and i just couldnt figure out where anything i told her was coming back again, thru another person..

Back in the 80s and 90s people were able to hide under their bed but nowadays there is not enough room with the advent of double pillow ensemble beds.

One of the burglars probably got cut breaking through the window.

I live for reenactments

I'm a Massachusetts resident myself!

It is always a good ideal to keep your doors lock at all times I do if I'm down in the basement or out in the yard

This has been a horrible fear of this happening to me or my Mother

It’s sad sometimes even our friends turn our back on us and do stupid things never tell anyone where your going or what your doing it would have to be someone you really can trust poor Kimberly that terrible being in that situation and it’s scary to.😞

North Andover is a nice place. Very wealthy. Averge income is around 1,000,000 Andover is a little higher than that. However Lawrence jhas an average income of only about 50,000. I lived in that area for 7.5 months.

Fuck. Intruder episodes are some of the most scariest episodes.

R.I.P The Family Channel.

Kimberly is doing the same thing that Sharon did in the previous video which was hiding under the 🛏. Hooray!

Kimberly kind of looks like Kerri Russell. I meant the actress playing her. Today marks 28 years since this happened so Kimberly is 50 now. Thank goodness those burglars didn’t kill her. This happened on a Tuesday.

I'd be afraid burglars would look in the trunk for somthing to steal. And if the bathroom door were locked, that would be kind of obvious. A blanket would be obvious too, but it worked for that one woman who was on Rescue 911.

"911 Break-In" from Episode 226.

thats a why i own a pit a bull. No one in their right mind would ever test her.

These 911 operators are much nice than they are now. These folks actually seem to care.

It's ABC Family. Back in the 90's it was called the Family Channel until it became Fox Family in 1998.

That girl looks like she was a fan of 80's Rock/Metal with that epic poodle perm. She looks great. But jokes aside, I can't imagine how terrifying that must have been for her to go through that and shocking for her to find out that one of her own friends was actually involved.

So very scary

I didn't see the comment before yours, as it's been removed, however, a paintball gun (one that looks like a handgun, like one of those I own) can be very affective against those who pose a threat. They hurt very badly when you shoot someone who is within 10 feet of you, someone not wearing any protective gear, as well.

this one is like #107 segment 3 because this segment segment 1 #616 I never seen it before.

That park in the last scene is an amazing place. I have been there.

"Stop Drop n' Treehouse" from Episode 617.

This is why I collect so many guns in my lair . I ain't ever caught slipping, never underprepared.

Yes

Well if the intruder knows you're in the house and is looking for you, then I can see why you might want to hide somewhere else. However, if the intruders are just robbing the house and assuming no one is home, they're probably not going check under the beds. I think a locked door might be more of a give-away that someone was home. There was another episode where a woman locked her bedroom door, and the burglars just kicked it open.

This one was creepy

Intruder episodes are terrifying because the intruders are unpredictable you don't no what they are going to do

Proubly cut from the broken glass

hey massachusetts, how are those "tough gun laws" workin' for ya?

if they seen me run upstairs i would lock my door and open the window and hind under the bed to make them think i went out the window like in the cartoons lol

The other was convicted to the Department of youth services? For what? He should have been sentenced to prison just like the other one.

I was 22 years old. Moved into an apartment in a rougher area in Charlotte, N.C. back in 2010 after finishing college. I had just fallen asleep with my then-girlfriend when our apartment door was kicked off its hinges at 2AM by 4 large dudes. Two had guns, one had a knife, and I never saw the forth guy (she did, said she didn't see anything). No masks. Rope was found in the grass 100 yards or so from our building. They were not there to rob. At the time, I hated guns. Didn't understand them and thought they were a mark of paranoia, not preparation. On a whim, about a month before this happened, after hearing about recent break-ins in our complex, I bought a Maverick 88 12-gauge shotgun, loaded it with buckshot, and put it under my bed on "safe" - "just in case." That one "on-a-whim, just-in-case" decision saved our lives that night. Our door opened and two guys stepped into my doorframe and were met with the sight of me with the shotgun over the side of the bed, with my girlfriend crouched under me. One guy screamed "Gun!" and they all scampered like the rats they were. No shots fired (one more step and I would have). 30 minute police response time. It can happen any time and anywhere to anyone. Fast forward a decade: that shotgun stays loaded and under my bed, with a loaded AR on each side of our bed, with 4 30-round loaded magazines accessible on each side. A Glock 19 with 3 extra magazines and an FNX .45 with 2 extra mags sit on our respective nightstands. It was a terrifying experience that still haunts me to this day. Which is why I tell everyone who will listen: fuck your politics. You have a right to live. Get a gun. Get training. Get your CCW. Then get more training. Never put your life in the hands of someone else's values, mood, addiction, etc. Never be a victim.

HELL, I CAN'T TELL MY HEROIN ADDICTED NEIGHBORS.

This is why people need guns, and this is EXACTLY what guns should be used for. If there is someone in your house who should not be and you LEGALLY own a firearm, it's perfectly legal in most if not all states to open fire on said intruder because in that type of situation you shouldn't wait for the other person to show a weapon or harm you.

Tell your Neighbors, they could try to rob your ass too, LOL, alarm systems and insurance, people, come on!

5:10 I think the cop is trying to tell everyone something

i think if we learn anything form this its that ur adress should b clearly visable from the street

When Kim says "Jany, where are you?" who's she referring to?

Haha .... one of them was sent to "juvie"