Call Of Duty Loser Calls Real Life SWAT Team On Kid Who Killed Him In-Game

Because if children are our hope for the future, then that future is hopeless, some little nobgoblin called a SWAT team on some other kid that killed him playing Call of Duty multiplayer.

Police received a call at about 3 p.m. Tuesday afternoon from a person who identified himself as Rafael Castillo, a 17-year-old from Long Beach, N.Y.

“I just killed my mother and I might shoot more people,” the person said, according to police.

The threat prompted Nassau County police to scramble helicopters and send a SWAT team to Castillo’s home, leading to a two-hour standoff that involved more than 60 officers, some with guns drawn.

When police arrived, they found Castillo’s mother, 54-year-old Maria Castillo, making coffee in the kitchen. Castillo himself did not immediately respond because he was in his room still playing the game with headphones on.

Castillo’s mother said the time has now come for him to put down the “Call of Duty” controller.

“The kid played too much,” she told WPIX-TV. “Go work. He’s 17, he can work.

Seriously? You’re such a sad sport that somebody killed you in a video game that you’re going to waste taxpayer dollars (not to mention the time and effort of a police force that could be responding to legitimate calls) sending a SWAT team to somebody’s house? You’re prime prison material. You know what I do when somebody kills me in a video game? What any normal person does: yells and slams the controller down!