South Carolina got the sweetest 911 call from a 2 year old toddler. Aliyah Ryan called 911 as she was having an unusual emergency.
A two-year-old toddler by the name of Aliyah Ryan called 911 and asked for a little help. The toddler's 911 call was considered as a drop call thus they sent an officer to investigate on her, according to CBS News. Deputy Martha Lohnes responded to Aliyah's call and to her surprise the toddler came rushing towards her with a little fashion emergency.
"Dispatch actually gave us a call and they said it sounded like a baby on the phone and it was basically a 911 hang up call," Deputy Lohnes said. "The door opened up and she comes running out to the front with half a pant leg on and she's just like, 'Hey!'"
Luckily, Lohans is an expert when it comes to kids as she has 2 baby sisters of her own. The deputy who responded to the 911 call, helped the toddler put on the rest of her pants. As she helped the toddler, Aliyah didn't want her to leave just yet.
"I just ended up sitting down on the stairs helping her put on the rest of her pants and then it was almost like a reward." Lohnes added. "She just wanted a hug."
Upon arriving, Aliyah's mother was a bit surprised with her toddler's 911 call. She did mention that they taught her how to dial 911 when she's in trouble.
"I came home to "oh, the police helped your daughter put pants on". I was like "OH! Ok?" Then she wouldn't let any of the police leave because she wanted hug," said Pebbles Ryan, Aliyah's mother. "We've pointed out the numbers but it completely surprised me that she actually did it."
Deputy Lohnes was quite impressed with Aliyah's initiative to dial 911. As for Aliyah, NBC 4 reported that she received a new pair of jeans that's easier to wear.
