Bad customer! Called 911 after mani.

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Yasmin K.

Dec 28, 2010

Yasmin K.

Hopefully this woman is being seen by a shrink!

http://www.bellasugar.com/Florida-Woman-Calls-911-Over-Bad-Manicure-12929692

One Florida woman spent the night in jail after calling 911 about a dispute over her manicure. Apparently the woman, Cynthia Colston, felt a salon technician had left her nails too short, and called the emergency-only number four times to request sheriff's deputies come out to the salon. In the calls, Colston told dispatchers “I need to press charges. I just went to a business and they did not treat me well.” Because she called 911 repeatedly for a non-emergency, Colston was arrested for misuse of the emergency system. Her defense? Her nails were too long (in addition to apparently being too short), and she kept accidentally dialing 911 because she couldn't use her cell properly.

Tree S.

Dec 28, 2010

Tree S.

Poor woman. I agree -- she does need help. Her perspective is skewed but she probably doesn't grasp this, not enough anyway. I bet the technician did not have a good day.

Shawna J.

Dec 29, 2010

Shawna J.

Oh Dear .. yep she needs to seek help

Caitlyn C.

Dec 29, 2010

Caitlyn C.

lmao this is crazy!

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