Muay Thai fighter and boxing trainer, Jamie Alleyne, 34, who works for PTJ Gladesville in the Lower North Shore, was wearing his Apple Watch (Series 7) when it activated Siri and accidentally called Emergency Services.The trainer describes what happened next:“…the next minute about 15 officers including undercovers showed up, with several ambulances parked out the front, and that’s when I started bricking myself.“All of them came in and I was like, ‘What is going on?’ One of them asked who Jamie Avery-or something was and I said, ‘I am Jamie Alleyne.’“He told me I was the one who made the call which was impossible because I didn’t even have my phone on me.”So what actually happened?Like 911 in the Unites States, however, 112 happens to be a way of dialing emergency services in Australia.Examples of Apple Watch acting as a lifesaver are much more common:- Apple Watch ‘saved my life,’ says mountain biker who called for rescue after paralyzing crash- Teen says Apple Watch saved her life after heart rate alert led to uncovering kidney failure- Apple Watch saved woman from sexual assault in her own apartmentFeatured image via the trainer (via Apple Insider)Check out 9to5Mac on YouTube for more Apple news:"