Ep 4. He's in My Room

The episode "He's in My Room" is the fourth episode of season 1 of the television series Panic 9-1-1. It focuses on several different emergency calls that dispatchers receive over the course of one evening.

The episode begins with a call from a woman who is terrified because she believes someone is in her room. The dispatcher, Jordan, tries to keep her calm while sending police to her location. As Jordan works to keep the woman calm, the caller provides more details about the man in her room, suggesting that he may have followed her home from a nearby convenience store.

As police arrive on scene, they search the vicinity but do not find anyone. The caller continues to panic, and Jordan must work to reassure her while also trying to find more information about the potential intruder. Eventually, police discover that the caller's ex-boyfriend had followed her home and was hiding in her closet. He is taken into custody and the woman is able to retrieve her stolen property.

The episode then shifts to a young woman who calls 911 after being mugged at gunpoint while walking home from work. The dispatcher, Brooke, works quickly to gather as much information as possible about the crime and the perpetrator, who the caller describes as a young man in a hoodie. Through Brooke's questioning, the caller is able to provide a detailed description of the suspect, including the fact that he was riding a bicycle.

As police search the area, they spot someone matching the suspect's description on a bicycle and give chase. After a brief pursuit, the suspect is caught and apprehended, and the stolen property is returned to the victim.

Finally, the episode centers on a man who calls 911 after discovering that his wife has attempted to commit suicide. The caller, Dave, is understandably distraught and panicking as he waits for emergency responders to arrive. The dispatcher, Andrea, tries to keep him calm while also gathering important information about the situation.

As Dave provides more details, it becomes clear that his wife has a history of mental health issues and has attempted suicide in the past. Andrea works to keep Dave on the line and keep him calm while working to get emergency responders to the scene as quickly as possible. When they arrive, they are able to get the woman to a hospital for treatment.

Throughout the episode, viewers get a glimpse into the stressful and demanding world of 911 dispatchers. They must remain calm and focused while dealing with a wide range of emergency situations, and they often act as the first line of defense in providing assistance to those in need. "He's in My Room" emphasizes the importance of effective communication between dispatchers and callers, while also highlighting the bravery and skill of the first responders who work tirelessly to keep the public safe.