GREG GUTFELD: Did New York City Councilwoman Tiffany Cabán call 911 after she urged businesses not to?

Fox News host Greg Gutfeld tears into reports New York City Councilwoman Tiffany Cabán's office called 911 after receiving threatening phone calls as the councilwoman encouraged businesses against doing so themselves on "Gutfeld!"

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Days before a ghoul stabbed a veteran EMT worker to death, Cabán released a public safety guide urging merchants to call 3-1-1, not 9-1-1, to seek mental health services and engage in community mediation, rather than call the cops. That'll work, 3-1-1 what's your emergency? Yeah, my store is being bum rushed by 100 juvenile delinquents, and they're destroying the place, could you get a psychologist out here to talk to them pronto? They advise merchants to give the person causing harm, the chance to correct their behavior. Say, "no", "stop", or "that is not okay." So you're supposed to say the same thing to a guy robbing you at gunpoint as a girl says to a guy trying to get to second base on a first date. You'd be better off offering him a Cinnabon and a handjob. Oddly, they do go together. The guide also suggests asking the attacker if you guys went to high school together. Yes, please stop stabbing for a second, so I get my high school yearbook, I think you sat behind me in history. Now, you think someone this nuts would know that you can't reason with crazy people? But that's her suggestion, rather than calling the cops.

Well, guess who called the cops yesterday? Tiffany Cabán, and now she claims she didn't call 9-1-1, probably because she forgot the number. But after receiving threatening phone calls likely over her bad ideas, she or her staff contacted the authorities.