911 investigation, anonymous employee speaks out
After a 99-year-old woman waited hours for police to arrive despite two 911 calls, Milwaukee's Department of Emergency Communications is investigating why it happened. An anonymous employee said call takers receive insufficient training and prioritize speed over information.
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