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Police track down Warwick man who abused 999 emergency call handlers

Local News by James Smith 10th Oct 2022  
Warwickshire Police went to warn the man but he continued to make the abusive calls
Warwickshire Police went to warn the man but he continued to make the abusive calls
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Police have tracked down a Warwick man who abused 999 emergency call handlers.

Warwickshire Police said the man made 25 calls "in which he was abusive to call handlers".

Officers went to his house to warn him about his behaviour, but he continued so they went back to arrest him.

He was later cautioned for malicious communication.

     

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