‘Dig deeper’: Experts question response to initial 911 call in Zay Flowers case

The exchange through a Ring doorbell was brief, and the door never opened.

A Baltimore County Police officer outside the Owings Mills home was following up phone calls with a woman who dialed 911, then hung up, and was described as “in distress” when a dispatcher called her back.

But the woman behind the door sounded confused, asking what address police wanted and then, “Is there a problem?”

“Yeah, you called the police,” the officer answered.

“I did — I did not. I just woke up,” the woman replied.