Sorry if the point wasn't clear. I meant literally substitute "local non-emergency police line" for "911" in this comment: "Lock up the people responsible at

Sorry if the point wasn't clear. I meant literally substitute "local non-emergency police line" for "911" in this comment: "Lock up the people responsible at the companies allowing anonymous VOIP calls to 911" It shouldn't matter if these spoofed calls are going to 911 or to the local non-emergency line. They shouldn't be sending swat for spoofed calls from other states. The comment I was responding to seemed to imply that there's some meaningful difference that the calls are coming through the local non-emergency line. There really shouldn't be any difference in terms of what response these spoofed calls generate.