Wisconsin Boy Calls 911 for Math Homework Help, Deputy Steps In

A 10-year-old seeking help with decimals received a heartwarming response from a Shawano County deputy, sparking a teaching moment about emergency services.

• A 10-year-old boy in Shawano County, Wisconsin, called 911 for help with a decimal-related math problem after his family members were unable to assist.
• Deputy Chase Mason responded to the call, despite admitting he wasn't highly proficient in math, and worked with the child to solve the problem.
• The deputy reminded the boy to use the non-emergency line for non-life-threatening situations in the future but left him with a business card for further support.
• The Shawano County Sheriff's Office praised Deputy Mason's actions, calling it a great example of community engagement and a learning opportunity for all involved.
• Sheriff George Lenzner highlighted Deputy Mason's dedication, noting his role in the department’s cadet program and commitment to building positive relationships with the community.

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