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Bob Collins

Unhappy with 7 p.m. bedtime, 9-year-old calls the cops

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It's all good now between Max and the Madison (Wis.) Police Department, owing to the power of apology.

Max wasn't all that keen about having to go to bed at 7 p.m. last Friday, so he called 911.

The police responded by visiting Max and his parents, whereupon his bedtime became the least of his problems.

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"In his defense, a 7 pm bedtime might seem a bit unfair," West District Capt. Timothy Patton wrote on the department's blog.

(h/t: Julia Schrenkler)