Dad’s Red Light Run: 6-Year-Old Calls 911 on His Own Father

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In a light-hearted twist on parenting lessons, a father from Massachusetts recently found himself the subject of a 911 call placed by his own six-year-old son. The Quincy Police Department shared the entertaining audio clip on social media, showcasing how the little one took his dad’s traffic violation to heart. The post humorously noted, “Every day, we receive numerous 911 calls. Some are genuine emergencies, others are simple misdials. Then there’s the call from young Sam….”

Little Sam Thompson might just have a knack for law enforcement. His instincts kicked in when he observed his dad ignoring a red light — and he wasn’t about to let that slide.

Sam: “My daddy went past a red light. He has a black truck. He was in a brand new car, in my mommy’s car.”

911 Dispatcher: “And what happened?”

Sam: “He had to go to the car wash and then he went past a red light.”

911 Dispatcher: “He did?”

Sam: “Mmm, hmm.”

911 Dispatcher: “Is he home right now?”

Sam: “Yeah.”

911 Dispatcher: “Can I talk to him?”

Sam: “Yeah!”

The young boy then dutifully handed the phone to his father, saying, “Somebody just called.” Talk about a pint-sized vigilante! Sam’s dad humorously recounted to WHDH that he always encourages his son to call 911 during emergencies. It seems that a traffic infraction qualifies in his little mind! “When he says he’s going to do something, he does it,” the father added.

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In summary, this charming incident highlights the innocence of childhood and the importance of teaching kids about safety and responsibility. While Sam’s swift action may have been a bit of an overreaction, it serves as a reminder of how seriously children can take the lessons they learn.