Ohio sheriff’s investigators are working to track down a telemarketer who sent deputies to a man’s home by making a fake 911 call reporting a murder. (NBC NEWS) – Ohio sheriff’s investigators are working to track down a telemarketer who sent deputies to a man’s home by making a fake 911 call reporting a murder. It began in Marietta, where John Karas was enjoying his day off Monday and cleaning his house, only to be distracted by multiple calls from telemarketers. A voice that Karas later said sounded exactly like what he heard minutes earlier, tells the dispatcher, “Sir, my name is John Karas... I just killed my wife.”The dispatcher went on to have a lengthy conversation with the caller, while the Washington County Sheriff’s Office headed to Karas’ house.

WILLIS, Texas – Authorities have released the 911 call placed by a man who was impaled by a fence post while driving in Montgomery County. 911 operator: “OK, Jake. 911 operator: “Jake are you there? Send help.”The paramedics arrived shortly after and rushed to cut Jake out of the truck. The fence post went through his liver, bruised his lungs and damaged his rib cage.

Patricia Garcia, a 53-year-old woman, was picked up Wednesday morning from the house directly across the street from the scene of the deadly Jan. 8 raid. Garcia is alleged to have falsely stated her daughter was at the home located at 7815 Harding St. and that she believed there were guns and drugs inside of the residence. Garcia could face up to five years in prison if she is found guilty of conveying false information. What neighbors sayNeighbors and activists said they aren’t surprised by the charges against Garcia. Tommy Arce told KPRC 2 that the residence across the street is his father’s home and that Garcia dated his father, but he said Garcia does not live at the home.