A Michigan teenager called 911 from the back seat of a car when she feared for her family’s safety because her mother was driving drunk.
“Hi, my mom is drunk-driving crazy as f*** with me and my little brother in the car. We don’t feel safe at all. Like, we need somebody to come find us,” the teenager reportedly told the 911 operator.
The 17-year-old was in the backseat with her 15-year-old brother when she decided to place the 911 call. Dispatchers stayed on the line with the teenager while officers arrived.
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In the audio of the 911 call, the teenager can be heard telling her mother that police were pulling her over.
“The vehicle was actually going over the lines and actually almost hit another car next to it, and it came over the double yellow lines twice and almost caused a head-on collision twice,” Blissfield police officer Thomas Anton said.
Anton said the 45-year-old woman driving the car registered twice the legal limit after she was given a breathalyzer test at the Lenawee County Jail.
“[The children] were quite scared when mom was driving down the road drunk. They were scared for mom’s safety and for theirs, so they called 911 to make sure that, in fact, the daughter said that they saved mom’s life,” Anton added.
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The children were taken to their grandmother’s house and released into her custody.
