Crime | manicure Woman Arrested After Calls to 911 About Manicure She called four times during dispute By Nick McMaster Posted Dec 29, 2010 5:22 PM CST Copied Carlos Figueira, who is originally from Madeira, is given a manicure at a homeless centre set up in a school in London, Thursday, Dec. 23, 2010. (AP Photo/Matt Dunham) A Florida woman was jailed briefly for tying up 911 with a decidedly "non-emergency" issue: complaints about her manicure. Cynthia Colston called four times from the salon after getting into an argument with her nail technician, including once to complain about the deputy who arrived on the scene and another time after being warned not to call back, reports MyFox Orlando. She swears at least two of the calls were accidental redials—because the technician had cut her nails too short. Click here for more. Read These Next Sammy Davis Jr.'s ex, Swedish actor May Britt, is dead at 91. Congresswoman who defeated Liz Cheney is now in a new race. DOJ says it found an extra million Epstein files. Plan emerges on how Trump officials want to handle migrants next. Report an error