Cobb County fire and police departments have banned Baccus from calling 911 unless there is a real emergency.
“It does put other people in unnecessary danger, that could potentially need our service in a true emergency,” said Cobb County Fire Chief Randy Crider.
Crews have responded to every call and sometimes Baccus doesn't answer the door, Crider said.
The more time first responders spend at the home for non-emergencies, the more time it could take them to get to scenes where it could mean life or death, officials said.
A friend of Baccus' told WSB that he is a disabled veteran.
Jail records show he hasn't turned himself in to police. Calls to his attorney haven't been returned.
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