A 911 dispatcher who answered a call during the racist Buffalo, N.Y., mass shooting may be fired over how she handled the situation. A gunman entered a Tops grocery store on Buffalo's East Side and killed 10 people on May 14.
Latisha Rogers, 20, who was working at Tops, called 911 during the shooting. She heard the shooter nearby and spoke quietly to not draw attention to herself, she told local TV station WGRZ. The 911 operator who answered the call questioned Rogers about why she was whispering. The two were subsequently disconnected.
