Oklahoma Toddler Calls 911 for 'Emergency Doughnuts,' Police Deliver Treats

The Moore Police Department responded to a young boy's playful 911 call by surprising him with a box of doughnuts, charming social media users worldwide.

A toddler in Moore, Oklahoma, used an old cellphone to call 911, requesting 'emergency doughnuts' in a humorous exchange with the dispatcher.
The child, named Bennett, initially spoke gibberish before clearly stating his request for doughnuts during a second call to emergency services.
The Moore Police Department, recognizing the innocence of the situation, visited Bennett's home the next day with a box of Dunkin' doughnuts.
The department shared the audio and story on social media, where it quickly went viral, drawing praise for the officers’ kind gesture.
The incident highlighted that even deactivated cellphones can still call 911, prompting a reminder to parents about their potential use by children.