[BC] Last Stands

[WFIFeng@aol.com]

In a message dated 01/06/2006 9:22:19 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
ron_doto at msn.com writes:

> Why call the police?  It's not against any law for an employee to be at his 
>  appointed place at his appointed time and to continuously play a record. 
911 
>  is for emergencies only.  It was hardly an emergency.  No one's life or 
>  property was in peril.
>  

Because he would be *fired* on the spot, and we wanted him immediately 
escorted from the premises. Barricading himself in would mean that the Police would 
be needed, as it becomes a "desperate" situation with a "disgruntled employee" 
who may be capable of anything, including sabotage & destruction of station 
property.

I'd consider it an emergency in this sense: a disgruntled former employee in 
an unpredictable and unstable state-of-mind has commandeered a radio station, 
and refuses to leave. I think the Police/911 call would be very much justified.

Now, if it was just a stunt, then that's a whole different ball-o-wax, as 
management would be "in" on it. I'm talking about a situation where someone did 
something like this, and refused to leave- literally barricading themsef into 
the CR and "taking over" the station.

Willie...