<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3M0O5X_0viWUGIi00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3M0O5X_0viWUGIi00" width="1024" height="768" ><p>A disturbing detail was just included in the Mountain View Police Department’s latest press release.</p><p><b>The</b> <b>Police Department in Mountain View</b><b>, Arkansas say they were called out to a local motel by someone claiming to be in a “bathtub of ice and blood.” It was later determined to be an unfounded call. Likely a hoax.</b></p><h2>Mountain View Police Department Got Hoax Call About “Ice and Blood”</h2><p>It all started when the Mountain View Police Department got a call from a male subject that claimed to be at a local hotel.</p><p>The subject claimed that he was in a “bathtub of ice and blood.”</p><p>Police reportedly visited the hotel in question and made contact with the residents. The call was found to be unfounded.</p><p>This is just another disturbing example of the types of hoaxes that police officers and emergency responders have to deal with on a daily basis.</p><h2>Prank Calls To 911 Are Very Illegal</h2><p>It is illegal in the state of Arkansas and many other states to make prank calls to 911 dispatchers. It can likely result in a Class A Misdemeanor conviction.</p><p>It’s important to remember that the 911 number is for emergencies only and tying up the line puts people’s lives at risk.</p></div></body>

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Mountain View 911 Call About Bathtub Of “Ice And Blood” At Motel Declared Unfounded

A disturbing detail was just included in the Mountain View Police Department’s latest press release. The Police Department in Mountain View, Arkansas say they were called out to a local motel by someone claiming to be in a “bathtub of ice and blood.” It was later determined to be an unfounded call. Likely a hoax.