Lmao. Guess we'll all die terrified. I'd be interested to know why, but it looks like its some cops' decision. I don't wonder why they get to hurt even more people.
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The Orleans Parish Communication District (OPCD) is changing the way dispatch calls are handled in New Orleans with the implementation of new technology.
There’s a lot of things to blame the police for, but this isn’t one of them. Besides, emergency services aren’t just cops. Why would they have all the say over a hotline they compose only one facet of?
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They should be doing this for the voluntary UHF 5/35 duplex emergency repeaters in my opinion.
How long before it decides "this is an unsafe conversation so i'm going to leave this here"
And another step toward Orwell’s Dystopian Hellhole…