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White House calls swatting 'dangerous' after being hit with fake 911 call during national spree
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0:52Now PlayingThe White House became the latest target of a bogus 911 call Monday morning when someone falsely claimed the historic building was on fire.
DC Fire and EMS spokesman Noah Gray told The Post the tip came in at 7:03 a.m.
Crews were rolling one minute later “and in coordination with the Secret Service, it was determined there was no fire emergency.”
The firefighters “returned to service at 7:16 a.m.” Gray said, indicating the scare was over quickly.
President Biden was at Camp David in Maryland when the incident occurred.
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