Aaliyah is just 2 and didn't see any other options when she decided to call the man.
“Dispatch actually gave us a call and they said it sounded like a baby on the phone and it was basically a 911 hang up call,” Deputy Martha Lohnes says.
Lohnes was sent out to investigate the situation just to be safe.
When she got there, an elderly man answered the door, completely bewildered and unaware of any call to the police.
“I show up, and her grandfather opens the door, and she just comes up around the side of him and is like, ‘Hey!’’ Lohnes told GreenvilleOnline.com. “Then I look down, and she's only got one pant leg on".
Aaliyah had somehow gotten one of her pant legs flipped over and inside out.
“There was like no way she was going to figure it out,” Lohnes told the website.
Lohnes, who has two younger sisters, knew what to do.
"So I sit down on the stairs and help her put her pants on." she said. "And then she proceeds to ask me to pick her up and hug her…and that would be the best part of my shift today."
Meanwhile, Grandpa had the unenviable task of explaining the situation to Aaliyah's mother, Pebbles, who was at work when the call was made.
"My dad gave me a call and was just like, "Your daughter just called the police on me." Ryan told ABC News. "Then he said Aaliyah wouldn't let the cop leave and was too busy hugging her."
Ryan said she had taught Aaliyah to call 911 for emergencies. Apparently, she didn't differentiate between real emergencies and fashion emergencies.
"I'm just grateful for the deputy and her kind, wonderful heart, though," she told ABC News.. "She really took the time out of her day to make sure everything was OK even though she knew it was just a little baby calling. That means a lot to me."
Pimpinello crawled through the drain, which she describes as a tunnel maze, only a couple of feet tall. She was afraid the cat was hurt, or stuck, but she, not the little feline would be the one stuck in the pipes below.
"I said 'well I got to get him, I got to get him. He's hurt,'" Pimpinello said. "So I started crawling through all the tunnels and it's like a great big maze down there, and I don't know where I was going but I was determined I was going to do everything to save this little guy."
A neighbor called 911 after Pimpinello ended up stuck in the neighborhood outside her cul-de-sac, unable to lift the heavy lid off the drain.
"I got a few little bumps and bruises but I'm OK," she said. " I know that the firemen I came to get me out of the drain they said don't ever do that again."
Pimpinello said she couldn't stand the thought of sitting by if an animal might be hurt.
"I would save every animal on this earth if I could," she said.
Even though she was not able to get to the cat in her attempt to rescue it, neighbors tell us the cat has since been rescued by its owners.
If you're about to sign a contract it's always a good idea to read it first!
That's the takeaway after two tenants made a sneaky alteration to their rental agreement, which was then signed by the unsuspecting landlord.
A Reddit user said the duo were sent the lease in an editable Word document rather than a locked PDF. So the pair made a sly addition to the text before sending it back:
"Lessor shall provide birthday cake for Lessee(s) in the weekend closest to their birthdays, which are June 7 and February 17," clause 16 stated.
An extra stipulation was also made: "Vanilla cake is not acceptable."
Obviously these whitty idiots have nothing better to do with their time.
It's unknown where GloriousGherkins lives, but an image of the added clause was posted to Reddit and the picture sharing community Imgur on Thursday, and has since gone viral, with more than 1.8 million views.
Some commenters questioned whether the alteration was actually legal.
"……can.... can you do this? I'm seriously asking," asked one.
GloriousGherkins replied that the landlord had signed the document following its alteration, and was now going to be held to the agreement.
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