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North Carolina couple call 911 on vacuum thought to be intruder

(Thanks to Bill Hudgins, pharmaross, Doug Ogg, Geoff, John Lobert and Kevin Smith)

Comments

[Jeff Meyerson]

After reading the headline I wondered where the dial was on the vacuum they used to call 911.

[vaporsmith]

A lady friend once put her tennis shoes in the dryer, turned it on, then went upstairs. She also called 911 to report an "intruder" in the basement.

[pogo]

That's the 2nd such report lately. Robot vacuums are getting like squirrels.

[Rudolph]

I can picture my dog calling 911 on my vacuum.

[Rod Nunley]

I was expecting to read that it was Alexa that called 911 on the Roomba. You know that's going to happen soon enough.

[Flathead County Frank]

Well, that 911 call sucked.

[man tom]

Intruder in N. Carolina. Their chances of solving the case is cut in half if they don't get a lead within the first 48, 47:59, 47:58, 47:57...

[LeDud]

I wonder if the "intruder" made a clean sweep of the place ? heh.

[man tom]

00:03, 00:02, 00:1...

"This Sgt. Ramo, can you come down to headquarters, we would like to talk to you about what you saw?"

The mop: "Sure, I didn't see much from the closet, but I did see a vague image of a guy spinning around against the wall picking up stuff."

[nursecindy]

I want to go on record by saying I am in no way related to these people.

[Qaz]

Probably some feral Roombas which escaped their captivity are roaming streets and cleaning the environment. Earth healing has begin.

[maryqos]

I think I've mentioned this on a previous Roomba report but my cats somehow changed the language on my Roomba and I can't understand what it wants. (French, I think)