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“I dropped my phone in the snow”: Durham police respond to unusual call for help

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Durham police say non-emergency 911 calls can tie up the phones and delay help for someone in a life threatening situation. They shared an interaction with a
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“I dropped my phone in the snow”: Durham police respond to unusual call for help

Durham police say non-emergency 911 calls can tie up the phones and delay help for someone in a life threatening situation. They shared an interaction with a

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Durham Radio News broke the news in on Saturday, March 14, 2026.
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