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"Dream - A woman named Kesha Kennedy caused a stir by calling the emergency number 911 hundreds of times. Kesha did this not because of an emergency, but just to feel the thrill of riding in an ambulance."
The woman from Zanesville, Ohio, United States, intentionally called 911 multiple times and faked emergencies to get an ambulance ride. As a result, ambulance personnel were often diverted from attending to those who truly needed help. Kesha was subsequently charged for her actions.
The Muskingum County Prosecutor's Office stated that the incident occurred in 2020. In one case, the Zanesville Fire Department failed to respond to an emergency call from someone having difficulty breathing and later died. This was because they were too busy taking care of the 34-year-old woman and transporting her by ambulance.
According to a report by the New York Post, Kesha called 911 nearly 400 times, sometimes multiple times a day. To summon an ambulance, she complained of different symptoms each time she contacted emergency services.
"Kesha exploited the first responders for her personal entertainment by riding the ambulance to the hospital," said the Prosecutor's Office while judging the woman.
"However, upon arriving at the hospital, the doctor always gives her a health certificate because Kesha is indeed not sick. In fact, every emergency call involving this ambulance is funded by local tax money."
"As a result of her actions, Kesha was found guilty of charges of disturbing public services and giving false alarms on July 12, 2024."
"Kesha's act of making a false report is classified as a serious crime in Zanesville. Kesha was also charged with 25 other offenses related to the abuse of the 911 emergency call system."
A forensic psychologist who evaluated Kesha mentioned that she shows signs of factitious disorder, which means she is a skilled liar.
Kesha's actions ultimately revealed shortcomings in the 911 emergency call system. An assistant prosecutor emphasized the need for a better system to track false emergency calls. "There needs to be checks and balances so that violations like this are reported to law enforcement more quickly because 350 ambulance calls for Kesha are truly ridiculous," he said.
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