Oklahoma Toddler Calls 911 for 'Emergency Donuts,' Police Respond with Treats

A young boy in Moore, Oklahoma, used an old cellphone to request donuts, prompting officers to deliver a box of pastries to his home.

A toddler named Bennett in Moore, Oklahoma, made two 911 calls using an old cellphone to report an 'emergency need for donuts.'
The police dispatcher humorously engaged with the child during the call, asking if he would share the donuts, to which Bennett firmly said no.
The following day, Moore police officers visited Bennett's home with a box of Dunkin' Donuts, delighting the child and his family.
The incident highlights that even old, disconnected cellphones can still call 911, a safety feature that parents should be aware of.
The Moore Police Department shared audio and video of the call and donut delivery on social media, garnering widespread attention and positive responses.