This article was originally published on Huffpost Crime by Lee Moran on April 1, 2016

Police have criticized a Connecticut woman for dialing 911 to complain about her local pizzeria allegedly mixing up her order.

In audio posted online, the woman can be heard angrily asking the emergency dispatcher whether police would be able to “do something” to resolve her dispute with Empire Pizza in Hartford, local outlet WTIC reports.

The woman, identified only as Ashley, claimed she ordered a half-cheese, half-bacon pizza but received a half-cheese, half-hamburger one instead. It’s unclear whether the pizza was delivered to her home or if she picked it up at the restaurant.

“I just have a question,” Ashley is heard saying in audio that the Hartford Police Department released earlier this week. “If I order pizza and they don’t want to give me my money back, can you guys do something?”

That’s “something you would have to take up with them,” the dispatcher replies before reminding the caller that the 911 service “is for life-threatening emergencies only.”

But Ashley ignores this information, and goes on to explain the business’ alleged error to the dispatcher, who remains patient throughout.

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