Last year we reported about a police chief betting his officers to lose weight. That bet caused his agency a major budget shortfall. This year the chief has lost a second fitness bet costing his agency again.

Provisions in Obamacare will make getting approved for an organ transplant much easier. Unfortunately the supply of organs is still very low. So in an effort to get more organs harvested, Paramedics will be trained to accomplish the task, on scene.

HIPAA has become a hot button topic for many in public safety. Which now has caused dispatchers to be in the crosshairs of the so-called HIPPA Police.

Last Wednesday the Town of Chester, NY reportedly “Fired” its volunteer EMTs. But in less than a week the town of Chester realized due to their contract with a private EMS provider they could face a major budget shortfall.

Just after New Years the Johnson County 911 center added Desks that had treadmills attached. Problem is in the hot communications center all that walking is causing lots of perspiration and thus body odor issues.

The 2014 Shot Show kicked off yesterday. This year has been a bane for Las Vegas dispatchers. Civilians all around the Sands Expo center keep calling 911 to report people with guns.

The winners of the $400 million dollar Powerball lottery in September who whished to remain anonymous have been revealed to CalltheCops. This revelation comes after a major feud broke out among the winners, a group of firefighters all on the same shift.

Seth Varick is very proud of his brand new Silverado 2500HD Z71. This weekend after freezing rain hit, Varick was in a minor collision where he rear-ended another driver. Officers cited Varick and he now is upset because his 4x4 is built for the winter weather conditions.

Nineteen year old Colin Mauren, is upset that officers from the Peenbrook Police Department arrested him over night. The sophomore, Criminal Justice major at Peenbrook college feels the cops did not live up to “The code of the blue line”.

Firefighters from the town of Brewnall are upset over the fact they will not be paid for multiple hours of overtime. The issue stems from a new city policy that states all overtime must be approved by the City Manager before the overtime occurs