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May 18th 07, 01:41 PM
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Public has almost no access to new police radios
"zorba" wrote in message oups.com... Abilene Reporter News Abilene police and fire departments recently ditched an 18-year-old dispatch system for a new $14 million system that has better encryption capabilities and keeps many of the conversations people using police scanners are accustomed to hearing off the air. Police and fire officials began using the new system this month. Copyright 2007, Abilene Reporter News. All Rights Reserved. If the police can encrypt, then private citizens should be able to encrypt with HAM radio, too. Oh? Oh? Don't like that, police? Then don't encrypt your radio. There is something called "public records". |
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