Northern California911 Dispatcher Praised for Ending 6-Hour Standoff With Suicidal ManSavePrintKayla Riler, of the California Highway Patrol’s Stockton Communications Center, has been commended for helping to peacefully end a six-hour standoff. CHP – StocktonSarah Lereporter11/30/2018|Updated: 12/5/2018A 911 dispatcher in Stockton, California, has been commended on Nov. 28 for helping to calm a suicidal man during a six-hour standoff.The California Highway Patrol (CHP) Stockton Communications Center received a call from the Jackson Rancheria RV Park along Dalton Road on Nov. 27.We had a problem loading this article. Please enable javascript or use a different browser. If the issue persists, please visit our help center.Share this articleLeave a commentSarah LereporterSarah Le is an editor for The Epoch Times in Southern California. She lives with her husband and two children in Los Angeles.Author’s Selected ArticlesNewsom Disputes Analysis by USC Professor on Potential Rise in California’s Gas PricesMay 09, 2025Trump Visits Los Angeles in Wake of Devastating FiresJan 24, 2025California Police Department Says It Has America’s First Police Tesla CybertruckOct 12, 2024Newsom Signs Legislation Allowing Doctors in California to Face Discipline for ‘Misinformation’Oct 01, 2022Related Topics9/11awardstandoffdispatcher
