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The experience that she had after calling 911 to report an unhealthy relationship prompted California State Senator Sydney Kamlager to push the legislation that would change the way police respond to nonviolent 911 calls in the state. Based on the Los Angeles Democrat, she has not called 911 since her ex-boyfriend showed up at her house unwanted and unannounced. Kamlager also shared on her podcast 'It's All Political' that despite being burglarized, mugged, and attacked at a gunpoint at a bank, she did not call 911. California State Senator Sydney Kamlager mentioned that her legislation call...

She was terrorized by an ex-boyfriend. Now a California lawmaker wants changes in 911 responses FacebookTwitterEmail 1of2 Then-Assembly Member Sydney Kamlager, D-Los Angeles (center), talks with Assembly Member Sharon Quirk, D-Fullerton (Orange County), in the Capitol in Sacramento last year. Kamlager, now a state senator, is carrying a bill to create a pilot program to have non-police officers respond to many nonviolent 911 calls.Rich Pedroncelli / Associated Press 2020Show MoreShow Less 2of2 Then-Assembly Member Sydney Kamlager, D-Los Angeles, during a hearing in Sacramento in 2019. Kamlage...