In a remarkable cross-continental rescue, Dover, Delaware police dispatchers saved a sinking boat off the coast of Dover, England after mistakenly receiving an emergency call intended for British responders. The call, originating from Albania, was answered by dispatcher Mackenzie Atkinson, who gathered vital information and coordinates while her colleague, Connor Logan, contacted international agencies. Within 15 minutes, the French Coast Guard and His Majesty's Coast Guard of England were mobilized, leading to the safe rescue of all individuals on board. Atkinson's quick thinking and adherence to emergency protocols, along with Logan's swift coordination efforts, were crucial in the successful operation. Their teamwork and the support of fellow dispatchers Patricia Mazzola and Briana Dozier ensured uninterrupted local service and earned them a departmental nomination for their heroism.