Five Year Old Calls 911 - Click To Hear Why!!

His dad ran a red light in his mom's new car, so the kid who's only five decided to call 911 to l...

An episode of the Irish Dave In The Morning podcast, hosted by Dave O'Connor, titled "Five Year Old Calls 911 - Click To Hear Why!!" was published on June 2, 2016 and runs 1 minutes.

June 2, 2016 ·1m · Irish Dave In The Morning

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His dad ran a red light in his mom's new car, so the kid who's only five decided to call 911 to land the dad in trouble. It's pretty hilarious.

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His dad ran a red light in his mom's new car, so the kid who's only five decided to call 911 to land the dad in trouble. It's pretty hilarious.

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