The guy who answered the phone didn’t sound like he was taking me that seriously so maybe I misunderstood what was happening. Idk. I just wanted to make sure no one was in danger.
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In situations they think might be "potentially" dangerous they'll circle and circle until all the fuel is gone. This is so that if there is a problem on landing there's less fire danger.
I don’t know anything about planes.
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I grew up next to a little airport, I used to see it all the time if there were contrary winds, they'd burn off all their fuel before landing just to be on the safe side.