A Pennsylvania Man Was Arrested After Breaking Into A 911 Center
If there is an emergency most people call 911 to get help, but who does the 911 operator call when the trouble is at the 911 call center?
A man was arrested in Pennsylvania on Sunday, after breaking into the 911 call center. The man identified as, Uriah Seth Thomas, caused a disruption with emergency communications on Sunday morning.
According to reports he allegedly rang the bell at the gate into the 911 Communications Center. When the person on the other end asked what he wanted he stated, “I’m the (expletive) one,” and then crashed through the barrier.
Thomas was also speaking about religion and how “we are not real.” It’s unclear why he did it. He was arrested on charges of criminal mischief, disorderly conduct and defiant trespass.
Ink Regrets: Avoiding The 6 Most Common Tattoo Mistakes
Some people get tattoos to show their personality and rock a unique style. Others see tattoos as a way to wear art on their bodies. Sometimes, it’s all about the fun and excitement of getting inked on a whim. Tattoos can also be a way to bond with friends or tell stories about our lives and experiences. Plus, they’re great conversation starters that help us connect with like-minded people.
When it comes to tattoos, finding the perfect artist and studio is crucial. This is because mistakes are quite common with tattoos. Whether it’s a misspelled word, a design that didn’t turn out as expected, or a tattoo artist’s error, these blunders can be disappointing and frustrating. Poorly executed tattoos or ones that don’t align with the client’s vision can leave a lasting mark of regret.
There was even a show that dived into the world of bad tattoos, A&E’s Bad Ink. The series featured tattoo artist and musician Dirk Vermin, who owns Pussykat Tattoo off the Las Vegas Strip, and his buddy and bandmate Rob Ruckus. Together, they embarked on a mission to track down people with regrettable tattoos and offered their expertise in transforming these less-than-stellar inkings through skillful cover-up work.
We all make mistakes. A mistake with a tattoo is a pretty big one, that keeps reminding you of your mistake. But here’s the silver lining. Those mistakes can teach us some valuable lessons. Before you get tatted up, do your homework and research reputable artists whose work matches your style. And when you find the right one, make sure to communicate openly and trust their expertise. Working together, you can create a masterpiece that you’ll proudly show off for years to come. Learn from others’ mishaps and make informed choices that will make your skin art something you’ll always cherish.
Here are the 6 most common tattoo mistakes.