Cops often don't seem to have time to respond to life-threatening calls where people's lives are actually in danger. Think of all the stories you've heard where women try getting restraining orders from the police, trying to get any sort of protection from their exes, but they aren't taken seriously, and then, lo and behold, they get murdered by their crazy psycho ex. So this same group of police has time to call people over a whiny breakup? Unless he lives somewhere were absolutely NOTHING happens, it cannot possibly be true. You know there are means to make it look like a phone call comes in from a different number on caller ID, right? I'm not saying your ex isn't insane, but I don't believe that this is how the police operate.
Is it normal for people to get so upset over a phone call?
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Cops often don't seem to have time to respond to life-threatening calls where people's lives are actually in danger. Think of all the stories you've heard where women try getting restraining orders from the police, trying to get any sort of protection from their exes, but they aren't taken seriously, and then, lo and behold, they get murdered by their crazy psycho ex. So this same group of police has time to call people over a whiny breakup? Unless he lives somewhere were absolutely NOTHING happens, it cannot possibly be true. You know there are means to make it look like a phone call comes in from a different number on caller ID, right? I'm not saying your ex isn't insane, but I don't believe that this is how the police operate.