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  "Snoring too loud" leads to 911 call web posted February 24, 2007 EDGEFIELD – You have to love the job to work in law enforcement. It could not be for the pay and it certainly is not for the cushy and safe job setting. However, every now and then police respond to a call that we get to laugh at when all is said and done. In the early hours of Thursday morning a woman called 911 to have police sent to her home. When officers arrived the woman said her husband had been “snoring too loud”. When officers arrived the woman informed police that her husband was snoring too loud and she woke him to complain. An argument ensued. When the husband refused to tell his wife where her cigarettes were, she called 911. The young couple then agreed to go to bed and stop arguing. EdgefieldDaily.com is considering sending the Here's Your Card along with ear plugs, a lighter, and a pack of cigarettes to avoid further 911 calls. For
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