Was it overkill to respond emergency traffic to this?

[Anonymous]

I work security for a large facility. I got a call for a man washing his disposable cup in a sink in the bathroom for over 20+ minutes. I responded with sirens to this call. My reasoning behind this: this person may be having a mental health crisis or potentially experiencing a psychotic episode. It isn't very stable, rational behavior to wash a styrofoam cup in a sink for that long. Plus, there were cars in my way and I was trying to bypass them to get to the scene.

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[exitseven]

No, he sounds ds like a nut trying to recycled Styrofoam cup bu wasting 20 gallons of water

[Anonymous]

Sounds like overkill to me. What happened when you got there?

[Asker]

Person gone on arrival

[Opinion Owner]

Definitely overkill

[Nikki1989]

Yes. Completely bonkers!

[Agape93]

This kind of shit can get you fired. My officers are expressly told that unless they are armed security, they are ONLY to observe, report and call 911. Ihaverespawned is not armed security, he's a basic security guard.

[Asker]

@Agape93 lol, we still have to enforce rules at the facility and give first aid while we summon the appropriate resources

[Agape93]

Uh yeah.