Oklahoma police officers were suspended for an April Fools' prank involving false emergency reports
Several Oklahoma City police officers were suspended after conducting an April Fools' Day prank that involved false radio reports about a baby being thrown from a window and a person being run over. The prank caused dispatchers to believe real emergencies were occurring and led to a scrambled response.
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“'April Fools' prank leaves some Oklahoma police officers suspended”
“Cops suspended over twisted April Fool's prank: 'Baby out the window'”
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