Grandma ends up bruised in Santa Rita Jail after calling 911 for help 18 hours ago
Jolynn McCabe has battled alcoholism for 16 years. And when the Fremont grandmother recently relapsed, she realized she needed help. So, she asked her husband to call 911, hoping paramedics would get her detoxed and take her to a rehabilitation facility. But what started as a crisis call on Sept. 13, quickly escalated into a violent confrontation with law enforcement. Evan Sernoffsky reports
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