You’re supposed to call 911 if there’s an emergency, not a WiFi emergency. According to police in Canada, a 23-year-old called the cops on their own mother following a household dispute this week.

Constable Mike Seel with the Regina Police Service shared on Twitter all about the unbelievable incident he attended.

According to Seel, he responded to a call where an adult child, who lives at home rent-free, called the police on mom “for turning off the WiFi because they wouldn’t do chores,” he said.

Just responded to a call where a 23 year old called the cops on their mom, who they live with rent free, for turning off the wifi because they wouldn't do chores. The 23 year old was told to leave if they didn't like it. @reginapolice pic.twitter.com/B8lnU5JLUo

— Cst. Mike (Hawkeye) Seel (@RpsTrafficTeamB) May 9, 2023

“The 23-year-old was told to leave if they don’t like it,” said Seel.

Seel confirmed on Twitter that the kid called 911 first, was told it wasn’t an emergency, and then called the police admin line.

According to E-Comm 9-1-1, folks should use 911 for police, fire, or medical emergencies when someone’s health is in jeopardy or when a crime is in progress. It should go without saying that it’s not acceptable to call 911 on your own mom for turning off the WiFi until your chores are done.

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Friendly reminder that it’s Mother’s Day on Sunday, May 14!