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Check out the video above to hear a Florida resident's exchange with 911 during a PS Network outage on Christmas Day.  The operator snarkily suggests the kid should go outside or read a book, but listen 911 operator, you don't understand; THE GRAPHICS OUTSIDE SUCK.

No we don't know when they will restore service to Xbox or Playstation. Please Dial 9-1-1 only for emergencies. pic.twitter.com/nQCeWEEFP1

— PBSO (@PBCountySheriff) December 28, 2014

The original photos received with disapproval from Mr. Pugh:

Just cause you're on the run, doesn't mean you stop caring about the looks--good and bad.

"This photo was sent to us by Mr Pugh himself," Lima Police Department wrote in a post.

"Man, they just did me wrong," Mr Pugh disclosed while on an Ohio radio station about why he sent the selfie in the first place.

"They put a picture out that made me look like I was a Thundercat... or James Brown on the run. I can't do that.

Fans of this madness even banded together to pitch their efforts together, and start up a Facebook page for Pugh.

This vid is a little long but trust us, the laughter is contagious after a while.

For those that can't quite see it: "Racial profiling saves lives." Though the police were sure Chris Kantos had doctored the photo himself, they later admitted to the fault and apologized saying someone of "unknown origin" placed the bumper sticker on their vehicle.