[nagdu] nagdu using 911 for access denial?

[Criminal Justice Major Extraordinaire]

Hi, Marion,
Very well agreed upon here.
I've heard so many stories of 9 1 1 being misused, especially when people 
don't get a certain thing they want at a fast food restaurunt.
That seemed to happen a lot.
Honestly, if I did that 9 1 1 thing during that time when my friend Natalie 
Orrell and I had a minor problem at an Anthony's here in downtown, Denver 
two years ago, that, would, have been really STUPID on my end.
Problem was handled appropriately and it was dealt with.
I spoke with the new employee and informed him of tha ADA law and the 
following day, I contacted the manager and told him what had happened.
I also said to the manager that I simply wasn't looking to get that new 
employee fired from his job, but more educated.
Now, if I could not have gotten anywhere the evening the incident happened, 
I then would have gone outtside and called the Police Department immediately 
upon having the officer on scene read the Access Laws for Colorado on the 
little booklet which Pilot Dogs had sent home with me in my going home 
packet.
I also made sure that I had my photo identification with me continuously 
which Pilot also issued.
There's far better ways of dealing with problems than 9 1 1 especially for a 
non-emergency related matter.
Bibi