«Breaking News» Heartwarming moment emergency dispatcher helps Indiana boy who called 911 to solve a math question

This is the heartwarming moment an emergency dispatcher helped an Indiana boy who called 911 to report 'a bad day at school' and ended up solving his math equation.

Antonia Bundy told the youngster 'we're always here to help' after he said he had a 'ton of homework' and was struggling with fractions.

Lafayette police released an audio recording of the call on Twitter in which the boy says: 'I'm sorry for calling you, but I really needed help.'

Antonia narrowed down that he was having trouble with fractions and helped the child solve the equation: three-fourths plus one-fourth. She had him take out a piece of paper to figure out the answer: one.

Emergency dispatcher Antonia Bundy, pictured, helped an Indiana schoolboy who called 911 to report 'a bad day at school'. She ended up solving his math question on fractions

When asked about his emergency the boy replies: 'I had a really bad day and, I don't know.'

Antonia, who has been a dispatcher since April 2016, patiently questions: 'You had a bad day at school?'.

'Yeah', the boy, who has not been identified, answers, 'I just came to tell you that'. 

Police tweeted: 'Our dispatchers never know what the next call might be. They train for many emergency situations, homework help is not one they plan for. 

'We don't recommend 911 for homework help but this dispatcher helped a young boy out and brightened his day.' 

Antonia, pictured at work, told the boy 'we're always here to help' after he said he had a 'ton of homework' and was struggling with the equation

Lafayette police released an audio recording of the call on Twitter in which Antonia helped

Antonia, pictured with her husband,  helped the child solve his math equation over the phone

Lafayette Police Sergeant Matt Gard said: 'We get a lot of unusual call requests but this one kind of stood out. She's very much a dedicated employee, it doesn't surprise us that she goes above and beyond on a regular basis.'

Police are now trying to find the boy - who cannot be identified as his cell phone cannot be traced - 'to make sure everything is good'.

Gard, who said officers think they know the school he attends, added: 'He's not going to be in trouble.'

He told Inside Edition: 'He didn't sound like he was in good spirits. That, in itself, that's what we're trained to do. We're trained to help people in their worst time.'

Bundy said: 'Thankfully I was able to dedicate the time to help him. I hope I didn't give him the wrong answer and I hope he had a better day.'

She told WTHR: 'I never had a child call in for math help before so it was a first for me.'

Police say they don't recommend calling 911 for homework help. 

THE 911 CALL MADE TO POLICE  

Antonia, pictured, talked the youngster through his math homework after he called 911, telling him 'good job'

Schoolboy: 'I had a really bad day and...I don't know.' 

Dispatcher Antonia: 'You had a bad day at school?' 

Schoolboy: 'Yeah, I just came to tell you that.'

Antonia: 'What happened at school that made you have a bad day?'

Schoolboy: 'I just have tons of homework.' 

Antonia: 'What subject do you have homework in?'

Schoolboy: 'Math and it's so hard.' 

Antonia: 'What are you learning in math? What's so difficult?'

'Fractions. I'm actually bad at fractions'

Antonia: 'Is there a problem you want me to help with?'

Schoolboy: 'Yeh, what's three by fourth plus one by fourth?'

Antonia: 'Do you have your paperwork in front of you, your homework?'

Schoolboy: 'Yeh'

Antonia: 'So if you do three over four plus - put that on your paper - and then do plus one of over four. So what's 3 plus 1?'

Schoolboy: 'Four'

Antonia: 'Ok, and then it would be over 4 so then 4 over 4 is what?'

Schoolboy: 'One'

Antonia: 'Yeh, good job'

Schoolboy: 'Thank you'

Antonia: 'You're welcome - was that your only problem?'

Schoolboy: 'I'm sorry for calling you, but I really needed help'

Antonia: 'You're fine. We're always here to help' 

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