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These are the calls Queensland Police receive on the triple zero line every day and it’s leaving those in trouble at risk.

Inspector Kim Kellaway from Queensland Police Community Contact Command Centre tells Ray Hadley a caller even rang the emergency line complaining about loud music on a train.

“It appears common sense isn’t too common,” she says.

Queensland Police are pleading for people to leave the triple zero number for emergencies.

“Unfortunately, a lot of people we believe aren’t aware of the non-urgent number to call for police.

“So this campaign is about… only calling triple zero for a true emergency.”

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If you need to contact police but it’s not an emergency, call 131 444