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Topic	Call 911 for a wellness check, or I just go over there and knock?
atmasabr 02/06/22 1:45:58 PM #43:	SavageGlum100 posted... Just knock on his door. If he doesn't respond, just come back in a day or two and knock again (keep in mind that he might not open the door because he's on the toilet or taking a nap or whatever. Hell, he might be watching a movie and doesn't want to answer the door. It might take a few knocks a few days from now to get him to open the door, but do NOT call the f**ing cops on him over a wellness check. I guarantee he will be pissed the hell off if you do that to him). The whole idea behind calling the police to do a welfare check is in case such action is necessary to save his life, such as if the neighbor fell and was unable to get up, or had some other medical crisis that wasn't lethal but prevented him from helping himself. Without assistance, he would die of thirst or exposure. The question in play is not if to involve law enforcemenet, but when. --- So much of the tragedy in human history can be explained by man's attempts to kill Cain. <cite>atmasabr posted [p:962414276] in Call 911 f... [t:79886697]...</cite> <quote>SavageGlum100 posted... </cite> <quote>Just knock on his door. If he doesn't respond, just come back in a day or two and knock again (keep in mind that he might not open the door because he's on the toilet or taking a nap or whatever. Hell, he might be watching a movie and doesn't want to answer the door. It might take a few knocks a few days from now to get him to open the door, but do NOT call the f**ing cops on him over a wellness check. I guarantee he will be pissed the hell off if you do that to him).</quote> The whole idea behind calling the police to do a welfare check is in case such action is necessary to save his life, such as if the neighbor fell and was unable to get up, or had some other medical crisis that wasn't lethal but prevented him from helping himself. Without assistance, he would die of thirst or exposure. The question in play is not if to involve law enforcemenet, but when. --- So much of the tragedy in human history can be explained by man's attempts to kill Cain.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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