Plaintiffs allege that the four teenage boys drowned because emergency personnel did not respond to a 911 cell phone call made by one of the decedents. The complaints, given every favorable inference did not show justifiable reliance demonstrating the special relationship necessary to impose liability for the failure to send rescue personnel, i.e., that the call lulled the decedents into a false sense of security and thereby induced them to forgo other possibilities of rescue...
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