HACKETTSTOWN, NJ (Warren County) – An “intoxicated” woman was charged for calling 911 repeatedly without an emergency, according to police.
On Tuesday, Oct. 10, at around 4:36 p.m., police responded to an apartment on Janes Drive in Hackettstown after receiving five 911 calls, police said.
Officers arrived on scene and observed June Hollman, 69, of Hackettstown allegedly intoxicated, police said.
Hollman was charged with disorderly conduct (false alarm/misuse 911) and released pending a court appearance.
After officers left the scene, Hollman called 911 two more times and still could not state that she had an emergency, police said.
Hollman was charged on May 3 with three counts of disorderly conduct (false alarm/misuse 911) for allegedly calling 911 without having a legitimate need for emergency services, police said.
