Two officers showed up to Greene's home in Rome, Georgia, after receiving a call at 2:53 a.m. ET Thursday about "a male possibly shooting his family members and then himself," according to a report from the Rome Police Department.

The suspect, who called through an internet chat that appeared to be a suicide crisis line, falsely told police responders that a man "came out as trans-gender and claimed they shot the family" at Greene's address, the report said.

"If anyone tried to stop me from shooting myself, I will shoot them," said the caller, who gave officers the name Wayne Greene and warned that "they would be waiting for us," according to the police report.

The officers went to Greene's house and met her at her front door, where they explained the situation, the report said. They "confirmed this was a second false report," the department said in a press statement.