Alexa calls cops on man allegedly beating his girlfriend

Alexa calls cops on man allegedly beating his girlfriend. Talk about a case of instant karma. If you want to be spied on get an Alexa.

This post was last modified on January 26, 2021

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  • Hmm. Keep getting moderated. Not using bad words. Is there a "that's really not funny" filter that s blocking my lame joke?

    • Did the same as JP's. Didn't put them in moderation it stuck them in the trash. I put them back up and put your IP address in the approved thing. This happened with Kimmie, then JP and now you. I thing they screwed up with the update.

      • Thanks. Now it looks like I told the same stale joke 4 times! Tho likely not surprising to those who know me. ;)

  • I once asked Siri to show me her bewbs. She called 911 and had charged with virtual sexual harassment…

  • I do have one question about the story, though. They were house-sitting. Alexa calls the cops on a landline. The cops called on the woman's cellphone to check on her, making the attack even worse. How did the cops get her cell number?

    • The original article from Albuquerque doesn't say that. Strange indeed.

      "ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – An Albuquerque man is behind bars, and he may have been the one who accidentally put himself there.

      According to the criminal complaint, 28-year-old Eduardo Barros and his girlfriend were house-sitting a home in Tijeras over the weekend.

      Deputies say when the woman got a text message, Barros became angry, accusing her of cheating on him. That’s when Barros allegedly hit and kicked her, then got a gun saying he was going to kill her asking her, “did you call the sheriff’s?”

      The sheriff’s office claims a smart home device heard Barros say those words and took it as “call the sheriff’s.” Deputies responded and Barros was taken into custody after a SWAT situation.

      He is facing several charges including aggravated battery and being a felon with a gun."

  • Spied on? Is that the serious takeaway from this story? This is a great story about well placed technology saving a human being's life (allegedly). I have no problem with Alexa "spying" on them.

    • I have a problem with Alexa's weather. I don't know where she gets her weather info but she's generally way off. Yesterday she was telling me it was 73 and cloudy when it was actually in the upper 70s with no cloud anywhere to be seen. And when I try to get her to talk dirty to me she says she doesn't understand.

      • I once asked Siri to show me her bewbs. She called 911 and had charged with virtual sexual harassment...

      • Glad to see you’re un-banned. I asked Siri to show me her tatas once. She called 911 and filed virtual sexual harassment charges on me.

      • Glad to see you're un-banned. I asked Siri to show me her t*ts once. She called 911 and filed virtual sexual harassment charges on me.

  • Joke from Twitter:

    My wife asked why I carry a gun around the house. I told her: fear of CIA. She laughed, I laughed, the Amazon Echo laughed. I shot the Echo.

  • While we were worried about Big Brother, Big Sister got in through the kitchen door.

  • ok, this is NOT being spied on, stop the hysteria...the idiot called the cops on himself. He asked the gf "did you call the sheriff?". Alexa picked up the last part of that phrasing as a command and called 911.

    • Yeah I think there seems to be missing THE POINT that (allegedly) this bastard could have killed her and due to the technology being available he was apprehended seemingly red handed, considering SWAT had to be called and all. I don't get this "spied on" business